The Psychology Department offers master's (MASc) and doctoral (PhD) programs that follow a scientist/practitioner model of training. The master's program includes supervised research and an internship term, in addition to coursework in I/O Psychology content, research methods, statistics, and practical skills. The doctoral program adds advanced coursework in I/O content and in statistics, plus additional research activity and additional opportunities for supervised practical experience.
Brief descriptions of some research and practical activities of I/O Psychology graduate students and faculty appear in our newletters.
- Program Requirements for the MASc Degree
- Program Requirements for the PhD Degree
- Faculty
- Research Facilities
- Applied Training and Experience
- Related Centres, Institutes, and Resources
- Alumni and Current Students
- Newsletters
- Reports
- Description of the Field of I/O Psychology
- I/O Brown Bags - Schedule for Current or Most Recent Academic Term
