CIPD Prize for Best Dissertation on MSc in Work & Organisational Behaviour at Dublin City University 2025

CIPD Prize for Best Dissertation on MSc in Work & Organisational Behaviour at Dublin City University 2025

The CIPD Prize for Best Dissertation on the MSc in Work and Organisational Behaviour at Dublin City University provides partial funding to master's level students. The scholarship amount varies and is awarded based on dissertation performance within the programme.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must meet one of two academic requirements to be considered for the award. Candidates must hold either a 2.1 Level 8 Honours degree in Psychology with relevant work experience, or a 2.1 Level 8 Honours degree in any discipline with relevant work experience.

Application Process

Successful applicants are required to submit a complete application package to be considered for the CIPD Prize. Required materials include academic transcripts for every year of study (with English translation if applicable), a copy of a valid passport, and a personal statement of 500 to 750 words. Additionally, a detailed CV outlining academic and professional experience must be uploaded. Applicants seeking Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) must also submit a cover letter affirming their intent through the application portal.

Apply for the MSc in Work and Organisational Psychology/Behaviour at DCU

Application deadlines are strict, with the final submission date set for 10 August 2026. The programme is open to all nationalities, and the scholarship value varies depending on individual circumstances and funding availability.