Program Overview

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University Programs

The university offers a variety of programs, including undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as certificates.

Undergraduate Programs

• Applied Psychology
  • Bachelor's
    • BA in Applied Psychology – Child Advocacy
    • BA in Applied Psychology – Clinical Psychology
    • BA in Applied Psychology – Forensic Psychology
    • BA in Applied Psychology – Organizational Psychology
  • Associate
    • AA in Applied Psychology
• Business
  • Bachelor's
    • BA in Accounting
    • BA in Business Administration – Accounting
    • BA in Business Administration – Computer Information Systems
    • BA in Business Administration – Healthcare Management
    • BA in Business Administration – Management
    • BA in Business Administration – Marketing
    • BA in Human Resources Management
    • BA in Management
  • Associate
    • AA in Accounting
    • AA in Business Administration
    • AA in Management
    • AA in Marketing
• Technology
  • Bachelor's
    • BS in Computer Information Systems
  • Associate
    • AS in Computer Information Systems
• Aviation
  • Bachelor's
    • BA in Aviation Management
  • Associate
    • AA in Aviation Management
• Healthcare
  • Associate
    • AA in Healthcare Management

Graduate Programs

• Business
  • Master of Business Administration
    • MBA
    • MBA in Accounting
    • MBA in Accounting and Finance
    • MBA – Business Analytics
    • MBA in Cybersecurity
    • MBA in Finance
    • MBA in Healthcare Management
    • MBA in IT Management
    • MBA in Management
    • MBA in Marketing
    • MBA in Project Management
    • MBA in Project Management – IT
  • Leadership & Management
    • MS in Acquisition and Contract Management
    • MS in Commercial Enterprise in Space
    • MS in Human Resources Management
    • MS in Logistics Management – Humanitarian & Disaster Relief
    • MS in Management – Acquisition and Contract Management
    • MS in Management – Business Analytics
    • MS in Management – Human Resources Management
    • MS in Management – Information Systems
    • MS in Management
    • MS in Project Management
    • MS in Project Management – Information Systems
    • MS in Project Management – Operations Research
    • MS in Supply Chain Management
    • Master of Public Administration
  • Technology
    • MS in Information Technology
    • MS in Information Technology – Cybersecurity
    • MS in Information Technology – Database Administration
    • MS in Technology Management
  • Logistics and Supply Chain
    • MS in Logistics Management
    • MS in Logistics Management – Humanitarian & Disaster Relief
    • MS in Management – Logistics Management
    • MS in Management – Transportation Management
    • MS in Supply Chain Management
• Sciences
  • Aerospace
    • MS in Commercial Enterprise in Space
    • MS in Space Systems
    • MS in Space Systems Management
  • Mathematics
    • MS in Operations Research
• Technology
  • Computer Science
    • MS in Computer Information Systems
  • Information Technology
    • MS in Information Technology
    • MS in Information Technology – Cybersecurity
    • MS in Information Technology – Database Administration
    • MS in Technology Management
• Psychology
  • Leadership
    • MA in Organizational Leadership

Certificates

• Business
  • Leadership & Management
    • Acquisition and Contract Management Graduate Certificate

Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology – Organizational Psychology

The Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology – Organizational Psychology program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to cultivate a positive working environment using elements of organizational psychology.

Program Overview

The program delves into the practical application of psychological theories in the workplace, exploring topics such as conflict resolution, communication strategies, and team dynamics. Students will gain valuable insights into fostering a positive work environment and enhancing organizational effectiveness.

Career Opportunities

• Applied behavioral science specialist
• Labor relations specialist
• Human resources director
• Vocational specialist
• Organizational management consultant

Tuition

The tuition for the BA in Applied Psychology - Organizational Psychology is $552.50 per credit hour. The total program cost is $66,852.50.

Calendar

The program is offered on a rolling basis, with multiple start dates throughout the year. The term length is 8 weeks.

Admissions

To be admitted to the program, students must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 and submit official transcripts from all accredited colleges/universities attended.

Courses

The program consists of 121 credit hours, including 94 credit hours of core courses and 27 credit hours of additional courses.

Introductory Course

• ASC 1006: Mastering eLearning (1 credit hour)

Applied Psychology Core Courses

• PSY 1411: Introduction to Psychology (3 credit hours)
• PSY 2510: Research and Computer Literacy (3 credit hours)
• PSY 3012: Research Methods in Applied Psychology (3 credit hours)
• PSY 3013: Applied Psychology (3 credit hours)
• PSY 3344: Multicultural Issues (3 credit hours)
• PSY 3421: Psychology of Learning and Motivation (3 credit hours)
• PSY 3441: Social Psychology (3 credit hours)
• PSY 3761: Abnormal Psychology (3 credit hours)
• PSY 3901: Experimental Psychology 1 (3 credit hours)
• PSY 4112: Applied Tests and Measures (3 credit hours)
• PSY 4512: Personal and Professional Development (3 credit hours)
• PSY 4712: Professional and Ethical Issues (3 credit hours)
• PSY 4901: Experimental Psychology 2 (3 credit hours)

Organizational Psychology Concentration Courses

• PSY 3541: Psychology of Leadership (3 credit hours)
• PSY 3543: Psychology of the Workplace (3 credit hours)
• PSY 4242: Organizational Psychology and Behavior (3 credit hours)
• PSY 4511: Principles of Program Development and Evaluation (3 credit hours)
• PSY 4612: Employment and Personality Testing (3 credit hours)

General Education Core Requirements

• Communications
  • COM 1101: Composition and Rhetoric (3 credit hours)
  • WRI 1001: WRI 1001 First-Year Writing 2 (3 credit hours)
  • COM 1102: Writing About Literature (3 credit hours)
  • COM 2223: Scientific and Technical Communication (3 credit hours)
  • COM 2224: Business and Professional Writing (3 credit hours)
• Humanities 1
  • HUM 2051: Civilization 1: Ancient Through Medieval (3 credit hours)
• Humanities 2
  • HUM 2052: Civilization 2: Renaissance Through Modern (3 credit hours)
  • HUM 2332: American History: From Reconstruction to the Present (3 credit hours)
  • HUM 2552: Survey of Modern and Contemporary Philosophy (3 credit hours)
• Mathematics
  • MTH 1051: Introductory Discrete Mathematics (3 credit hours)
  • MTH 1701: College Algebra (3 credit hours)
  • EST 2703: Statistics (3 credit hours)
• Physical/Life Sciences
  • AVS 2102: Aerodynamics (3 credit hours)
  • EDS 1021: General Physical Science (3 credit hours)
  • EDS 1022: EDS 1022 General Biological Science (3 credit hours)
  • EDS 1023: The Final Frontier (3 credit hours)
  • EDS 1031: Survey of Science 1: Physical Science (3 credit hours)
  • EDS 1032: Survey of Science 2: Life Science (3 credit hours)
• Social Behavioral Sciences
  • EEC 2303: Introduction to Macroeconomics (3 credit hours)
  • EEC 2304: Introduction to Microeconomics (3 credit hours)
  • EDS 3131: Perspectives on Science and Mathematics (3 credit hours)
  • HUM 2332: American History: From Reconstruction to the Present (3 credit hours)
  • PSF 3551: Integrated Theories of Crime (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 1411: Introduction to Psychology (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 1461: Psychology of Adjustment and Personal Growth (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 1462: Substance Abuse (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 1463: Human Sexuality (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 2446: Sport Psychology (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 3441: Social Psychology (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 3442: Psychology of Personality (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 3531: Child Psychology (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 3541: Psychology of Leadership (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 3543: Psychology of the Workplace (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 3761: Abnormal Psychology (3 credit hours)
  • PSY 4462: Clinical and Community Psychology (3 credit hours)
  • SOC 1101: Human Behavior Perspective (3 credit hours)
  • SOC 1102: Global Perspective (3 credit hours)
  • SOC 2551: Social Problems (3 credit hours)

Electives

Students can choose from a variety of elective courses to fulfill the remaining credit hours required for the program.