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6 PhD programmes in Psychology in New Zealand

PhD in Cognitive and Behavioural Neuroscience Victoria University of Wellington
4,1(82)Wellington, New Zealand Top 6% in WorldwideGet advanced training in the scientific study of cognition, brain, and behaviour to prepare for a future in psychology and neuroscience research with the PhD in Cognitive and Behavioural Neuroscience degree from Victoria University of Wellington.

Psychology University of Canterbury
3,8(23)Christchurch, New Zealand Top 6% in WorldwidePsychology at University of Canterbury is the scientific study of behaviour and associated biological, cognitive, and social processes in humans and other animals. It is a rapidly developing field touching on all aspects of human life.

Industrial and Organisational Psychology University of Canterbury
3,8(23)Christchurch, New Zealand Top 6% in WorldwideThe Industrial and Organisational Psychology degree at University of Canterbury applies psychological theories and principles to understand individual attitudes and behaviours in the workplace, and how these attitudes, behaviours, and performance can be improved through hiring practices, training programs, leadership, and management systems.

PhD in Psychology Victoria University of Wellington
4,1(82)Wellington, New Zealand Top 6% in WorldwideBuild on the knowledge and skills you gained in your Bachelor's degree and improve your career prospects with advanced study in the PhD in Psychology from Victoria University of Wellington.

PhD in Cross-cultural Psychology Victoria University of Wellington
4,1(82)Wellington, New Zealand Top 6% in WorldwideEnhance your degree and get the skills and knowledge to design, conduct, and evaluate cross-cultural research through advanced study of PhD in Cross-cultural Psychology at Victoria University of Wellington.
Psychology University of Otago
4,0(102)Dunedin, New Zealand Top 5% in WorldwideThe Psychology degree at University of Otago is the science of behaviour, brain and cognition, exploring the complex way humans and other animals interact with the world and each other.