Master of Science in Industrial-Organizational Psychology

The Master of Science in Industrial-Organizational Psychology (MSIO) is a 42 unit scientist-practitioner research program culminating with completion of a thesis or applied project. This program is a pathway for future doctoral studies.

Industrial-Organizational Psychology Courses

Unit Requirements: 42

PSOG 505 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR IN ORGANIZATIONS: 3 UNITS*

PSOG 515 APPLIED RESEARCH AND CRITICAL ANALYSIS: 3 UNITS*

PSOG 615 TALENT MANAGEMENT AND PEOPLE ANALYTICS: 3 UNITS*

PSOG 510 TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT IN ORGANIZATIONS: 3 UNITS*

PSOG 545 ADVANCED SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY: 3 UNITS

PSOG 555 MANAGING HUMAN RESOURCES: 3 UNITS

PSOG 605 ORGANIZATIONAL ETHICS AND JUSTICE: 3 UNITS

PSOG 625 PSYCHOLOGY OF LEADERSHIP AND MOTIVATION: 3 UNITS

PSOG 635 DIVERSITY AND THE ORGANIZATION: 1.5 UNITS

PSOG 715 ADVANCED RESEARCH METHODS AND PROJECT DEVELOPMENT: 1.5 UNITS

PSOG 655 ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS, DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE: 3 UNITS

PSOG 535 STATISTICS FOR ORGANIZATIONAL DECISION-MAKING: 3 UNITS

PSOG 650/652 EXIT OPTION: MASTER’S THESIS/APPLIED PROJECT: 3 UNITS

PSOG 720 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP: (MULTIPLE TOPICS, 6 WORKSHOPS REQUIRED): 1 UNIT

*Successful completion of these four courses results in the Talent Development and Organizational Analysis certificate.

OPTIONAL SPECIALIZATION (NOT REQUIRED):

PSOG 654 SPECIALIZATION: 2 UNITS

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