Education studies
A course by
Massey University
Develop your expertise across educational and community contexts in the areas of learning, assessment, wellbeing, and change with Massey University's Postgraduate Certificate in Educational and Developmental Psychology.
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Analyse the multiple dimensions of learners across formal and informal learning settings, drawing on contemporary psychological and educational theory.

Demonstrate advanced knowledge in contemporary frameworks and tools for assessment in educational and developmental psychology.
The Postgraduate Certificate in Educational and Developmental Psychology develops specialist knowledge in educational settings, focusing on learning, assessment, wellbeing, and positive change. The qualification emphasises a bicultural and rights-based approach, contemporary assessment, critical application of educational psychology, and is appropriate for education leaders, teachers, educators, and those working with children and youth. Compulsory block workshops at Auckland Campus and distance components provide flexibility for part-time study. Graduates may use this as a pathway to advanced postgraduate study and professional practice in educational and developmental psychology.
Entry Requirements
Master’s degree in education, psychology, educational psychology, or a relevant discipline with at least a B+ average


Education studies
A course by
Massey University
Develop your expertise across educational and community contexts in the areas of learning, assessment, wellbeing, and change with Massey University's Postgraduate Certificate in Educational and Developmental Psychology.
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Analyse the multiple dimensions of learners across formal and informal learning settings, drawing on contemporary psychological and educational theory.

Demonstrate advanced knowledge in contemporary frameworks and tools for assessment in educational and developmental psychology.
The Postgraduate Certificate in Educational and Developmental Psychology develops specialist knowledge in educational settings, focusing on learning, assessment, wellbeing, and positive change. The qualification emphasises a bicultural and rights-based approach, contemporary assessment, critical application of educational psychology, and is appropriate for education leaders, teachers, educators, and those working with children and youth. Compulsory block workshops at Auckland Campus and distance components provide flexibility for part-time study. Graduates may use this as a pathway to advanced postgraduate study and professional practice in educational and developmental psychology.
Entry Requirements
Master’s degree in education, psychology, educational psychology, or a relevant discipline with at least a B+ average


Blended study
This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions
Auckland campus, Auckland
It will take a total of 1 year

Critically evaluate and develop professional competencies, ethics, leadership, accountability, and reflective practice in educational and developmental psychology roles.
At least 60 credits of approved psychology courses (min 45 at 200-level+), with at least a B average
At least 45 credits of approved education courses (min 30 at 200-level+), with at least a B average
Sufficient prior study and research to satisfy NZ Psychologists Board registration requirements
At least 1 year full-time (or 2 years part-time) relevant professional/learning/community experience
Provide a CV, summary of research, and academic transcripts for all non-Massey studies
Meet Massey University English language competency requirements
Blended study
This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions
Auckland campus, Auckland
It will take a total of 1 year

Critically evaluate and develop professional competencies, ethics, leadership, accountability, and reflective practice in educational and developmental psychology roles.
At least 60 credits of approved psychology courses (min 45 at 200-level+), with at least a B average
At least 45 credits of approved education courses (min 30 at 200-level+), with at least a B average
Sufficient prior study and research to satisfy NZ Psychologists Board registration requirements
At least 1 year full-time (or 2 years part-time) relevant professional/learning/community experience
Provide a CV, summary of research, and academic transcripts for all non-Massey studies
Meet Massey University English language competency requirements