Industrial-Organizational (MA.PSYC) - Courses

Students must register in UNIV*7510 (Full-time registration) or UNIV*7520 (Part-time registration) to activate registration each semester.

In semesters where no other courses are taken, students should enrol in UNIV*7500 (Research/Writing) so that the term appears on their transcript.

Students should register in PSYC*7050 Research Seminar in I-O Psychology each Fall and Winter.

For the MA program the following are required: (For descriptions of the courses please see the Graduate Program Calendar)

PSYC*7080 [0.00] Consulting in Industrial/Organizational Psychology
PSYC*7130 [0.50] Introduction to Industrial/Organizational Psychology

Research Training Courses

PSYC*6060 [0.50] Research Design and Statistics
PSYC*6380 [0.50] Psychological Applications of Multivariate Analysis
PSYC*6670 [0.50] Research Methods
PSYC*7050 Research Seminar in I-O Psychology

Core Content Courses

MA students will take 2 of the following 3 Industrial Psychology content courses. The third course will be taken in the PhD.

PSYC*7010 [0.50] Recruitment and Selection: Methods and Outcomes
PSYC*7020 [0.50] Employee Performance
PSYC*7160 [0.50] Employee Development: Methods and Outcomes

MA students will take 2 of the following 3 Organizational Psychology content courses. The third course will be taken in the PhD.

PSYC*7030 [0.50] Work Attitudes and Behaviour
PSYC*7040 [0.50] Social Processes in the Workplace
PSYC*7190 [0.50] Work Motivation and Leadership

And MA Thesis

Proposed Schedule of Studies

Year 1

PSYC*6060 Research Design and Statistics (Fall)
PSYC*6670 Research Methods (Winter)
Two substantive courses in I-O Psychology (Fall and Winter)
PSYC*7050 Research Seminar in I-O Psychology (Brown Bag Presentations)