Chichester, UK
Awarded by
University of Chichester, UK
Coaching psychology with 100+ supervised hours. ICF, AC, EMCC pathways. 10 months.A rigorous foundation in coaching psychology theory and practice — with 100+ hours of supervised coaching and pathways to ICF, AC, and EMCC accreditation.
Ready to apply? Apply Online →The MSc in Coaching Psychology at Aventis, awarded by the University of Chichester UK, offers a rigorous foundation in theory and practice grounded in diverse psychological perspectives. Students gain the tools to apply a research-informed, practice-based approach that fosters sustainable development in professional and social contexts.
The programme requires a minimum of 80 hours of supervised coaching practice plus 20 additional hours of supervised coaching, developing real-world coaching skills alongside academic knowledge. Assessment is entirely through coursework — no formal examinations.
Graduates have pathways to apply for accreditation with the International Coaching Federation (ICF), Association for Coaching (AC), and European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC). Graduates may also apply for Associate Membership with the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS).
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Pathways to ICF, AC (Association for Coaching), and EMCC accreditation
Singapore Psychological Society (SPS) Associate Membership pathway
100% coursework-based — no written examinations
Aspiring and practising coaches seeking a rigorous, psychologically grounded qualification with real supervised practice hours and pathways to ICF, AC, and EMCC accreditation.
HR managers, L&D specialists, and talent development professionals who want to integrate evidence-based coaching psychology into their leadership and organisational practice.
Mental health professionals and counsellors seeking to expand their professional toolkit with coaching psychology approaches for leadership, well-being, and sustainable development.
Module 01
Develops knowledge of historical and contemporary psychology contributions to coaching psychology, exploring key coaching models (GROW, SPACE) and techniques with practical skills training.
Module 02
Explores coaching approaches to improving physical and mental health, from goal-oriented approaches (CBT, ACT, solution-focused coaching) to meaning-making approaches.
Module 03
Develops advanced qualitative and quantitative research skills, including interpretative phenomenological analysis, grounded theory, multivariate analysis, and regression-based approaches.
Module 04
Equips students with a wide range of methodological skills for high-quality research in coaching psychology, including structural equation models and visual research methods.
Module 05
Strong practical component requiring a minimum of 80 hours of client work and 20 hours of group supervision. Develops advanced coaching skills, ethical practice, and professional boundaries.
Module 06
Focuses on coaching approaches for leaders and organisations, exploring social processes, systemic perspectives, and the intersection of coaching psychology with organisational sustainability.
Module 07
An independent research project from inception to completion, encompassing design, data collection, analysis, and write-up.
Dr Christopher Fong
Doctor of Professional Studies, The University of Southern Queensland, Australia
Dr Jonathan Kuek
PhD in Psychiatric Rehabilitation & Mental Health Recovery, University of Sydney
Dr James Kwan
PhD Accounting and Finance, University of Western AustraliaMeet any ONE of the following:
Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university
Graduate Diploma or Diploma qualification plus a minimum of 8 years' relevant work experience
Candidates aged 30 or above with a minimum of 8 years' work experience (assessed case-by-case)
Meet any ONE of the following:
GCE O Level English (C6 and above)
IELTS 5.5 or above
Aventis English Proficiency Test (EPT) — for applicants who do not meet the above requirements
Submit your application
Complete the online application form and upload your NRIC or passport, academic certificate and CV. It takes about 10 minutes.
Receive a conditional offer
Our admissions team reviews your profile and a programme consultant contacts you within 3 working days.
Confirm your enrolment
Accept your offer, settle your fees using a payment plan that suits you, and secure your place in the next intake.
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MSc Coaching Psychology (Class 2025)
“The Masters in Coaching Psychology program has been an incredibly enriching experience. The highly qualified lecturers bring deep expertise and practical insights, creating an interactive and thought-provoking learning environment.”
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MSc Coaching Psychology (Class 2025)
“I want to extend my heartfelt thanks for your excellent teaching. Your depth of knowledge, clarity in delivery, and generosity in sharing insights made a profound impact on me.”
No. The programme is open to graduates from any discipline. What matters is a genuine interest in coaching, human development, and psychological principles.
Graduates can independently apply for accreditation with the International Coaching Federation (ICF), Association for Coaching (AC), and European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC). The programme fulfils the education and supervised practice requirements for these applications.
The programme requires a minimum of 80 hours of supervised client coaching practice plus an additional 20 hours of group supervision.
No. The programme is 100% coursework-based with no written examinations.
Aventis offers flexible payment plans including 4-instalment schedules aligned with intake terms. DBS/POSB 12-month interest-free instalment plans are available for eligible cardholders.
Application fees for part-time programmes are S$200 (excluding GST) and are non-refundable.
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