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UW-Stout master’s students in applied industrial, organizational psychology prepare to improve the workplace
8 Feb 2024
News, University of Wisconsin - Stout, Dunn County
With an understanding of human behavior in the workplace, students in UW-Stout’s M.S. applied industrial/organizational psychology program are preparing to help improve organizations’ productivity, efficiency and more.
Industrial and organizational psychologists focus on applying psychology study in the workplace, as opposed to clinical psychologists who focus on mental health and well-being aspects through therapeutic lenses, explained Program Director Dana Linnell.
Students in the M.S. applied I/O psychology program seek to improve organizations across multiple professional lenses, including employee satisfaction, work environments, hiring and training practices, marketing strategies and workplace evaluations.
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