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School of Psychology, Family and Community
Organizational / Industrial Psychology

Doctoral Course Sequence

Sample Four-Year Doctoral Degree Course Sequence

For students pursuing a doctoral degree in industrial/organizational psychology, the following information maps out a sample four-year course sequence. Each student’s course plan will be individualized to meet his or her needs.


Year One

Autumn   12–15 Credits
CPY 7200 Personality Theory & Research 5
ORG 7100 Organizational Behavior 4
  Elective 3–5
     
Winter   11–13 Credits
ORG 7001 FMP: Vocation, Ethics, Integrity 4
ORG 7300 Leadership & Team Development 4
  Elective 3–5
     
Spring   12 Credits
ORG 7230 Learning Systems and on- the-Job Development 4
ORG 7101 Organizational Development & Consultation 4
     
Summer   13 Credits
ORG 7240 Social Psychology 4
ORG 7000 History & Systems 4
CPY 7020 Statistical Methods 5

Year Two

Autumn   11 Credits
CPY 7031 Research Methods & Stats I 5
ORG 7110 Organizational Development & Consultation II 4
ORG 7995 Research & Dissertation (RVT) 2
     
Winter   13–17 Credits
CPY 7032 Research Methods & Stats II 5
ORG 7995 Research & Dissertation (RVT) 2
  Elective 3–5
  Elective 3–5
     
Spring   10-12 Credits
CPY 7033 Research Methods & Stats III 5
ORG 7995
Research and Dissertation (RVT) 2
  Elective 3–5
     
Summer   10 Credits
ORG 7034 Qualitative Research Methods 4
ORG 7002 FMP: Work, Meaning, & Sabbath Culture 4
ORG 7995 Research & Dissertation (RVT) 2

 

Year Three

Autumn   11 Credits
CPY 7010 Psychometrics 5
ORG 7200 Theoretical Perspectives on Organizations 4
ORG 7995 Research & Dissertation (RVT) 2
     
Winter   13–15 Credits
ORG 7010 Selection and Performance Management 4
ORG 7210 Program & Organizational Evaluation 4
ORG 7995 Research and Dissertation (RVT) 2
  Elective 3-5
     
Spring   11–13 Credits
ORG 7120 Practice of Organizational Psychology (final Portfolio submitted in ORG 7120) 4
ORG 7995 Research & Dissertation 4
  Elective 3–5
  Passed Comprehensive Exam  
     
Summer   11–13 Credits
ORG 7995 Research & Dissertation 4
ORG 7940 Placement 4
  Elective 3–5



Year Four

Autumn   8 Credits
ORG 7995 Research & Dissertation 4
ORG 7940 Placement 4
     
Winter   8 Credits
ORG 7995 Research & Dissertation 4
ORG 7940 Placement 4
     
Spring   8 Credits
ORG 7995 Research & Dissertation 4
ORG 7940 Placement 4



Total Units: 168 credits

Time Schedule and Approved Electives

Current course Time Schedule for the Industrial/Organizational Psychology program.

How to read the Time Schedule.

Students in both the industrial/organizational psychology master’s and doctoral programs can choose electives from other SPU graduate programs. Below is a list of approved courses.

Marriage and Family Therapy courses:

MFT 6300 Theories of MFT I (3 credits)
MFT 6303 Theories of MFT II (3 credits)
MFT 6301 Becoming a Systems Therapist (3 credits)
MFT 6610 Treatment of Abusive Systems (3 credits)
MFT 6100 Social Ecology of Family (3 credits)

Business Administration courses:

BUS 6110 Macroeconomics for Managers (3 credits)
BUS 6120 Managerial Finance (3 credits)
BUS 6130 Financial Accounting (3 credits)
BUS 6132 Managerial Accounting (3 credits)
BUS 6140 Legal Environment of Business (3 credits)
BUS 6150 Managerial Marketing (3 credits)
BUS 6164 Operations Management (3 credits)
BUS 6170 Information Systems Management (3 credits)
BUS 6300 Human Resource Management (3 credits)
BUS 6301 Labor and Employee Relations (3 credits)
BUS 6303 Compensation and Benefits (3 credits)
BUS 6305 Managing Cultural Diversity (3 credits)
BUS 6361 Advanced Negotiations (3 credits)

Clinical Psychology courses:

CPY 7210 Developmental Psychology (5 credits)
CPY 7230 Cognition and Learning (5 credits)


    

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