If you want to pursue a career as a psychologist in an industrial or organizational setting, this master’s program was designed for you. With the Master of Arts in Psychology with Industrial/Organizational specialization at Indiana Wesleyan University, you can develop the skills to work as a psychologist in a variety of professional environments. In less than two years, you can be on your way to a career in psychology with the support of an accredited, faith-based university.
Why Pursue My Master’s in Psychology at IWU?
At IWU, we provide a full system of support for all our students, from tech support to tutoring, as well as full-time chaplains available for additional support. Our Christian faculty teach from the same biblical worldview valued on our campus, so that students can implement these principles in a fulfilling career. Plus, we lock in the rate of your tuition once you start this MA in psychology program. This eliminates the worry of unexpected cost increases once you start classes.
What Will I Learn in This Industrial/Organizational Specialization?
This master’s in I/O psychology program is designed to help students develop a strong foundation in traditional psychopathology and positive psychology perspectives. Courses include a full spectrum of critical topics, including lifespan development, life coaching, leadership, and more. Students complete their MA in Psychology with a capstone project that reflects a culmination of the student’s academic and personal growth throughout their courses. Upon completion, students in this industrial and organizational specialization will be prepared to work in a variety of businesses, government agencies, or consulting roles. As an industrial/organizationally-focused psychologist, you can be a steady hand in the positive well-being, culture, and stability of your organization.
What Makes IWU Different?
IWU has provided on-campus education for more than 100 years.
Faith-integrated curriculum and a commitment to changing the world.
Center for Student Success for counseling, tutoring, and more!
Financial aid is available in the form of grants, loans, scholarships, veterans’ benefits, and employer reimbursement.
The curriculum for this master’s in industrial/organizational psychology covers how to:
Indiana Wesleyan University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC), www.hlcommission.org, 312-263-0456. Other accreditations and associations of Indiana Wesleyan University are available at www.indwes.edu/about/iwu-profile/accreditation.
