Psychology/Industrial-Organizational Psychology 3+1 BS/MS

Students in this program study the foundational theories and practices within the field of psychology, with a specific focus on the theories and practices within industrial organizational (I/O) psychology. Students will complete both the undergraduate and graduate degree over the course of 4 years. Within that time, students will have an opportunity to complete an internship where they will engage in appropriate application of I/O psychology knowledge, values, and skills.

Psychology/Industrial-Organizational Psychology 3+1 Major - 63 Hours

PSY 1110 - General Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 2150 - Psychology as a Science and Profession Credits: 3
PSY 2210 - Developmental Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 2310 - Industrial Organizational Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 2510 - Cognitive Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 3110 - Abnormal Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 3550 - Personality Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 3660A - Quantitative Research Methods Credits: 3
PSY 3670A - Qualitative Research Methods Credits: 3
PSY 3710 - Biological/Physiological Psychology I Credits: 3
PSY 3720 - Biological/Physiological Psychology II Credits: 3
PSY 3810 - Cross Cultural Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 4010 - Social Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 4450 - Motivation and Emotion Credits: 3
PSY 4610 - Learning and Memory Credits: 3
PSY 4910 - Senior Seminar: Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 5210 - Industrial/Organizational Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 5410 - Statistics and Data Analysis Credits: 3
PSY 5610 - Research Methods Credits: 3
PSY 5710 - Psychology of Leadership Credits: 3
PSY 5810 - Psychology of Performance and Motivation Credits: 3

General Education Requirements - 30 Hours

COM 1010 - Composition and Critical Thinking I Credits: 3
COM 1020 - Composition and Critical Thinking II Credits: 3
ELECTIVE - General Education Electives Credits: 6
ELECTIVE - Science Inquiry Elective Credits: 3
HUM 3910 - Integrated Seminar Credits: 3
MTH 1150 - Quantitative Reasoning Credits: 3
MTH 2750 - Statistical Methods Credits: 3
PSY 2050 - Self and Society Credits: 3
SOC 3050 - Personal, Civic and Global Perspectives Credits: 3

Electives - 27 Hours

Select 27 credits from any Baker College undergraduate-level courses.

The following PSY electives are recommended, but not required:

Psychology Program Electives

PSY 2250 - Psychology of Drug Use and Addiction Credits: 3
PSY 2350 - Psychology of Sexuality and Gender Credits: 3
PSY 2410 - Theories of Counseling Credits: 3
PSY 2450 - Sports Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 3010 - Forensic Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 3050 - Health Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 3150 - Community Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 3210 - Psychology of Disability Credits: 3
PSY 3410 - Child Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 3510 - Adolescent Psychology Credits: 3
PSY 3650 - Psychology of Aging Credits: 3
PSY 4050 - Psychopharmacology Credits: 3
PSY 4110 - Clinical Methods in Mental Health Credits: 3
PSY 4750 - Neuropsychology Credits: 3
WRK 3010 - Work Experience Credits: 3

MSIOP Requirements - 18 Hours

PSY 6150 - Psychometric Theory and Test Development Credits: 3
PSY 6350 - Training and Development Credits: 3
PSY 6450 - Psychology of Management and Work Relations Credits: 3
PSY 6550 - Organizational Behavior Credits: 3
PSY 6850 - Psychology of Organizational Development Credits: 3
PSY 6990A - I/O Psychology Capstone Credits: 3

BS Psychology Hours for Graduation - 120; MSIOP Hours for Graduation - 33; Total Hours for Graduation - 138 (Note: 15 credits are counted toward both the BS degree and the MS degree in this 3+1 program.)