Minor in Industrial/ Organizational Psychology

Catalog Year: 2023-2024

Banner Code: LA-MINOR-PSYC-IO

Develop further knowledge on topics such as leadership, occupational health, motivation, personality, research methods and more. Students will learn the foundations of work/organizational psychology including important theoretical aspects of the field.

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Minor Requirements

Total credits: 15

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Core Courses

Required Applied Psychology Course

PSYC 333 Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Mason Core) 3
Total Credits 3

Research Methods Course

Choose one of the following: 4
PSYC 300
 Statistics in Psychology
PSYC 301
 Research Methods in Psychology
Total Credits 4

Electives

Select at least 8 credits from the following: 8
PSYC 320
 Psychological Tests and Measurements
PSYC 324
 Personality Theory
PSYC 335
 Psychology of Creativity and Innovation
PSYC 435
 Personnel Training and Development: A Psychological Perspective
PSYC 461
 Special Topics (when topic is Occupational Health Psychology or Work and Family with prior written approval)
PSYC 467
 The Psychology of Working in Groups and Teams
MGMT 303
 Principles of Management 1
Total Credits 8
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Students may take MGMT 303 or MBUS 301 for credit, but not both.