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    CURRICULUM

    The MS program in Industrial/Organizational Psychology consists of 36 credits.

    View course descriptions here: baruch.cuny.edu/course-info

    Required Courses (18 credits)

    PSY 9703 – Design of Psychological Research

    PSY 9705 – Applied Statistical Analysis

    PSY 9796 – Problems in Industrial Psychology I: Personnel Psychology

    PSY 9797 – Problems in Industrial Psychology II: Organizational Psychology

    Thesis Sequence

    PSY 99001 – Research Methodology in Design of Psychological Research (Seminar I)

    PSY 99002 – Research Methodology in Design of Psychological Research (Seminar II)

    Thesis entails joining a research group that conducts research for two semesters under the supervision of a faculty advisor.

    Elective Courses (18 credits)

    Any six of the following must be completed.

    PSY 9708 – Psychology Proseminar I

    PSY 9740 – Personality

    PSY 9751* – Leadership and Group Processes

    PSY 9753 – Attitude and Attitude Change

    PSY 9760 – Psychometric Methods

    PSY 9786* – Seminar in Contemporary Psychological Topics:

    PSY 9786* – Seminar in Contemporary Psychological Topics:

    PSY 9786* – Seminar in Contemporary Psychological Topics:

    PSY 9786* – Seminar in Contemporary Psychological Topics:

    PSY 9786* – Seminar in Contemporary Psychological Topics:

    PSY 9786* – Seminar in Contemporary Psychological Topics:

    PSY 9789* – Seminar in Industrial/Organizational Psychology

    PSY 9800 – Internship in Industrial/Organizational Psychology


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