Master of Arts in Industrial/Organizational Psychology

Master of Arts in
Industrial/
Organizational
Psychology

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At a Glance:
2-3 Years
Average Program Completion
On-Ground
Format
42
Credit Hours
Start Terms
Fall, Spring & Summer

Apply Psychological Principles to the Workplace

The M.A. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology prepares you to apply psychological principles in the workplace to support both employees and organizations. Choose from specialized concentrations, such as workplace-human resources psychology, organizational development and consultation, psychology of conflict management, and talent analytics. You can complete the program in as little as two years full-time or under three years part-time, making it accessible to a wide range of students and professionals.

Gain Real-World Experience

You’ll join a supportive community that fosters professional growth, offering access to professional development events, associations, and networking opportunities with peers and early-career professionals. The program offers a flexible curriculum and schedule, allowing you to balance graduate assistantships, internships, or full-time work, and includes opportunities for thesis research or a practicum at your current organization. The program emphasizes long-term career support, helping you build connections and relationships that extend well beyond graduation.

What You Will Learn

In the M.A. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology program, you’ll learn how to apply psychological theories to improve organizational effectiveness and employee well‑being. Develop expertise in areas like leadership development, conflict management, team performance, and strategic human resource management. The curriculum also includes applied coursework in assessment and measurement, work motivation, and organizational behavior, giving you a strong foundation for creating evidence‑based interventions in the workplace.

Career Outcomes

Career Outcomes

  • Organizational Psychologist
  • Research Consultant
  • Human Resources Director
  • Benefits/Compensation Analyst
  • Organizational Development Consultant
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Make Yourself at Home

Surround yourself with like-minded people equally devoted to building a life of purpose.

Real-World Experience

Internships and hands-on learning ensure you’re ready to step into your field.

Better Yourself & the World

Reach your full potential so you can make your mark on the world.

16:1 Student to Faculty Ratio

Small class sizes mean you’ll receive the individual attention you need.

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