ONLINE mSioP DEGREE
ONLINE mSioP DEGREE
Master's degree
18 months
Approximate Program Length
36
Total Credits
$698
Cost per Credit
Online
Format
Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Scientific Mindedness
Ethical and Social Responsibility
Communication
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Your academic counselor will help schedule your courses for a Master of Science in Industrial-Organizational Psychology
When you earn your online master of science in industrial-organizational psychology you’ll be equipped with a concrete set of skills you can apply on the job.
You’ll learn how to:
The Master of Science in Industrial-Organizational (I-O) Psychology is an educational degree program that provides a foundation of knowledge in the field of I-O Psychology. This program does not prepare students for any type of professional certification or licensure as a psychologist.
A MSIOP can prepare you for:
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