MS in Psychology: Organizational Sciences

Our Master of Science in Psychology with a major in Organizational Sciences prepares students to be successful managers and I-O psychology practitioners who can design and implement strategies that impact organizational effectiveness and increase productivity within the workplace. With a curriculum grounded in industrial and organizational psychology, students learn to implement and evaluate workplace practices based on scientific evidence.

This 36-credit, cohort-based, fixed-cost program can be completed in just four semesters. Students learn to:

  • Tackle the challenges of a changing workplace
  • Create more competitive workplaces and engaged employees
  • Work in a growing and in-demand field with employment opportunities in including organizational development, human resources and talent management, and more
  • Shape organizational strategy
  • Understand how data drives business decisions


The program includes internships with local organizations; personalized student support and advising; and hassle-free registration throughout the program.

We are committed to actively promoting diversity, equity and inclusion as a professional and moral imperative at the individual, group and system levels as we honor the APA code of ethics, particularly the principles of “justice” and “respect for people’s rights and dignity,” and embrace FIU’s commitment to fostering a climate of inclusion within a diverse community. We further pledge to work with students in an ongoing manner to translate these commitments into action, and to routinely evaluate their outcomes. Read our full Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Black Anti-Racism. Students may also share anonymous feedback via the Diversity Committee Comment Box.

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