Master Industrial and Organizational Psychology (M.Sc.)

Your studies in Industrial and Organizational Psychology are opening a whole new range of opportunities for you and your career. Be ready to make an impact and to work in an industry as diverse as your learned skills. 

Who actually said that you always have to complete your Master's degree in Business Psychology on site and attend your lectures at fixed times? At IU International University of Applied Sciences, you decide when, where and how you want to study. Because this is where the future of learning begins, and it takes place 100% online and completely independent of your location. In concrete terms, this means: depending on your learning style, you can study in a completely self-determined and flexible way. No matter whether during the day or at night, at home or on the road. In addition to our unique learning platform, the innovative IU Learn app is also available to you. Supplemented by an extensive mix of smart learning tools for maximum freedom. 

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Should you spend a few more semesters deepening your knowledge from the Bachelor's programme or should you get into practice as soon as possible? Only you can answer this question. The extent to which a Master's degree is worthwhile for you depends on many factors. Basically, if you want to acquire specialised knowledge, new skills or pursue an academic career, you can hardly avoid a Master's degree. The additional qualification is also financially worthwhile, as your starting salary is usually significantly higher. Not to mention improved promotion prospects and attractive career prospects, so that you can start directly as a manager following your IU studies.

The Master's programme in Industrial and Organizational Psychology at the IU International University of Applied Sciences provides you with relevant methodological, business management and business psychology knowledge. This will enable you to perfectly merge human needs and modern business structures. Or you accompany the transformations in companies and analyse the consumer behaviour of target groups using meaningful parameters. For this purpose, you deal intensively with a wide variety of topics such as Coaching and Counselling, Interviewing and Communication techniques as well as concepts of Psychology. In addition, you can specialise in selected subject areas - from Personality Psychology to Organisational Psychology. 

People, companies and processes are always connected somehow. And you are the interface. Whether you work as a Recruiting or Talent Manager, creating a link between classic HR work and Public Relations, or as a Personal Development, strategically training the staff of a company. As a Customer Relationship Manager, you can also use your expertise to build customer loyalty and attract new clientele.