Pask later earned a PhD in psychology from the University of London in 1964, and later joined Brunel University in 1968 as one of the founding Professors of the Cybernetics Department at Brunel. The department was originally intended to be a research institute that was originally spearheaded by the media proprietor Cecil Harmsworth King, who was influenced by Stafford Beer's work in management consulting. King died however shortly before its opening, meaning that the Brunel enterprise mostly became a post-graduate teaching department rather than a research institute.
Pask earned his PhD in psychology from the University of London in 1964 and joined Brunel University as a Professor in 1968. The Cybernetics Department was initially intended to be a research institute led by Cecil Harmsworth King, who was influenced by Stafford Beer's work in management consulting. However, King's death before the department opened resulted in it primarily becoming a post-graduate teaching department rather than a research institution.