DIOP Membership
An applicant for DIOP membership must be a Member of the Hong Kong Psychological Society (HKPS). Please refer to HKPS website for HKPS membership application.
Besides the HKPS membership, DIOP full membership also requires the applicants to:
(a) have completed an accredited postgraduate training (Master/MPhil or PhD / Doctorate) in industrial-organizational psychology. This industrial-organizational psychology degree has to be a second degree beyond a first degree in psychology; and (b) have satisfactorily completed a minimum of 1,000 hours of supervised practical experience within the Master’s Degree and/or after graduation in at least one of the IO psychology key topic areas. This requirement may be waived if the applicant has 4 years of full-time equivalent experience in IO psychology post-graduation. Download HKPS Application FormDownload DIOP Membership Application FormDownload DIOP Membership Application GuidelineDownload Affiliateship Application FormDownload Supervision FormDownload Supervision Learning Log
Professional Registration
Full members of the DIOP are eligible to become registered industrial-organizational psychologists with HKPS. All registered industrial-organizational psychologists hold a master or doctoral degree in industrial-organizational psychology from a recognized university and have substantial years of relevant practical experience in the field, as approved by the Executive Committee of the DIOP.
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Affiliateship
Affiliateship of the Division shall be open to candidates who are not eligible for Full Membership of the Division but who are Honorary Fellows, Fellows, Associate Fellows, Graduate Members or Affiliates of the Society.
No technical qualification shall be required on the part of a candidate for admission to Affiliateship provided that he/she has a long-standing interest in industrial-organizational psychology or that his/her professional occupation is normally with a genuine interest in industrial-organizational psychology.
All paid-up affiliates shall be entitled to attend scientific meetings. They may also attend other kinds of meetings at the invitation of the Committee but they are not entitled to vote.
Affiliates of the Division are not entitled to publicizing their affiliation, otherwise the Division will repudiate the affiliation.