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The success of an organization is not necessarily immediately tied to its profits; it’s often directly tied to things like communication, leadership, production, morale, job satisfaction, and training. If these elements of the organization are functioning at a high level, the success of the organization, and profits, are often imminent.

Organizational psychologists play an important role in developing these systems and understanding the personality of the business and its employees. It’s a fascinating career that can make a real difference on both the micro level of employees’ job satisfaction and the macro level of the organization’s overall health.

The on-campus or online* Master’s in Organizational Psychology Degree program at Alliant International University’s California School of Professional Psychology provides in-depth education and training in the applied theory, research, and practice of industrial and organizational psychology and development consulting. The business psychology master’s degree program in California is currently offered at our Los Angeles and San Diego campuses.

* The online offering is scheduled to be available in Fall/Early Winter 2017.

Accommodating Class Schedule & Shared Curriculum

This is a full-time program that can be completed in as few as two years as a full-time student. Four to five courses are normally taken each term. Courses are primarily offered in evening, weekend, executive, and/or hybrid formats, allowing working students to attend school outside of their work hours. The program also requires that 240 internship hours be performed.

All campuses share the same curriculum, allowing students to access faculty expertise across our Alliant campuses and offering students flexibility to take some courses at other campuses.

Are you also preparing to earn your doctoral degree in organizational psychology? After demonstrating excellent academic skills, organizational psychology masters students can apply for the Organizational Psychology PhD program as early as their second semester.