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Master the Science of Behaviour Change

Transform your career and organisation with an Executive MSc in Behavioural Science from Durham University

How can you adapt to the challenges life throws at you? Have you experienced the same behaviour being successful in one situation but not another? Why do people behave in a certain way, and how can you help them to change their behaviour patterns to elevate your organisation to the next level?

The smallest change in how we communicate or structure social environments can have a profound influence on the way people behave and affect significant and lasting change.

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You know from experience that the modern workplace requires constant behaviour change and adaption. As we continue to evolve ways of working across the globe, this becomes ever more important.

Our Executive MSc in Behavioural Science provides you with access to all the tools you need to master the science of behaviour change and make a real impact on your future and that of your organisation.

Our Head of Psychology and the Programme Leadership Team talk you through our Executive MSc:

Why Durham?

We are a world-leading university, and our academic excellence and impact is reflected in global rankings. This was affirmed in the QS World University Rankings 2025, in which Durham University is a World Top 100 university. The Department of Psychology is also proud to hold an Athena SWAN silver award, underlining commitment to equality and diversity.

Durham’s Department of Psychology is an internationally recognised centre of research excellence and interdisciplinarity across the breadth of psychological and behavioural science. The Department of Psychology is ranked 74th in the world by the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024.

Department of Psychology

74th

in the world.

QS World University Rankings 2024

Durham University

89th

in the world.

QS World University Rankings 2025

Department of Psychology

Athena SWAN Silver Award

Department of Psychology

13th

in the UK.

Complete University Guide 2024