The major in industrial/organizational psychology is a broadbased one. It offers courses in all areas of psychology while emphasizing the field of industrial/organizational psychology. This major is within the Zicklin School of Business. All BBA requirements apply.
For many students, the BBA in industrial/organizational psychology is a terminal degree. They may pursue careers in business, including sales, advertising, marketing, and human resource management. They may also pursue careers in a variety of governmental agencies or engage in public opinion or market research.
Some career objectives may require or recommend that the student pursue a master’s (MBA or MS) or PhD degree in industrial/organizational psychology.
PDF Version of Degree Requirements (entered Baruch prior to Fall 2021) Base Courses (6 credits)No credit toward the major |
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PSY 1001 | General Psychology | 3 |
STA 2000 | Business Statistics | 3 |
Required Courses (16 credits) |
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PSY 3001 | Research Methods in Psychology | 4 |
PSY 3181 | Industrial and Organizational Psychology | 3 |
PLUS three of the following: |
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PSY 3056 | Social Psychology | 3 |
PSY 3064 | Personality and Individual Differences (formerly PSY 4061 Theories of Personality) | 3 |
PSY 3067 |
Psychology of Motivation and Learning
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3 |
PSY 3081 | Cognitive Psychology | 3 |
PSY 3082 | Mind, Brain, and Behavior | 3 |
Electives Courses (9 credits)
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PSY 4010 | Diversity in the Workplace | 3 |
PSY 4013 |
Advanced Personnel Psychology
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3 |
PSY 4184 |
Leadership and Managerial Development (formerly PSY 3184)
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3 |
PSY 4182 |
Occupational Health Psychology
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3 |
PSY 4185 |
Psychology of Organizational Training and Development
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3 |
PSY 4181 |
Advanced Organizational Psychology
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3 |
PSY 4183 |
Psychology of Career Development and Planning
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3 |
NOTE: The PSY courses applied in this major will count towards the 54 business credit minimum instead of the 62 liberal arts credit minimum.
Faculty Advisors
Students with questions about the Industrial/Organizational Psychology major requirements can speak with one of the Psychology Department faculty advisors.