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Industrial and Organizational Psychology Degree

Master of Science


Degree Overview

Industrial and organizational psychology (also known as I-O psychology) is the scientific study of human behavior in the workplace. I-O psychologists combine the theory and practice of psychology to improve the performance, motivation, job satisfaction, safety, and health and well-being of employees.

Expand your opportunity to guide organizational decision making, problem solving, and strategy with Bellevue University’s Master of Science in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. Graduates of this online Master's program in industrial-organizational psychology will be well-equipped to bring a strategic, mindful approach to:

  • Human resource development
  • Employee engagement
  • Personnel selection and succession planning
  • Talent management and performance

Our industrial organizational psychology graduate program will empower you to:

  • Leverage analytical tools and interpret statistical data
  • Tackle complex organizational challenges
  • Apply research to the workplace
  • Provide meaningful insights in corporate settings and consulting
  • Recommend strategies to help build an engaged, motivated workforce

In the online accelerated cohort format, you will register for classes just once and progress through the degree program with a group of peers throughout your coursework. All members of the cohort benefit from the shared experiences and diverse perspectives of peers in the group, as well as the expertise and professional experience of the faculty. Integrating hands-on, applied learning with theory, all Bellevue University degrees are designed to deliver a transformative learning experience that is flexible to accommodate your personal and work life.

Credit Hour Summary

Transfer eligible credits, or credits earned at Bellevue University*

0

General Ed. Credits

0

Elective Credits

36

Major Credits

36

Total Credits

*Consult with an admissions counselor or your student coach to determine your eligible credits, residency requirements, and to verify minimum graduation requirements for this degree.