TA13 - Bachelor of Psychology (Industrial and Organizational Psychology)
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Programme Objectives:
- To provide graduates with sufficient basic knowledge and skills in psychology as well as in industrial and organizational psychology
- To produce psychologists who are trained and capable of functioning as a manager, administrator, researcher, consultant and academic staff in any public and private sector organization.
- To produce graduates who are qualified to be accredited by national and international psychological professional body.
- To produce graduates who are capable of applying their psychological knowledge and skills effectively and efficiently with full integrity when pursuing their career.
- To produce graduates who are knowledgeable and skillfull in conducting diagnosis activities, evaluating problems, and suggesting a practical solution on human problems in any organization as well as in the society.
- To develop creativity and innovative among students.
Career Prospects and Career Path: I-O psychology is a diverse field with opportunities in several different areas. Many I-O psychologists work in business in positions dealing with worker productivity, employee training and assessment, and human resources. Other I-O psychologists work in research or academic positions. Specific specialty areas in I-O psychology include human-computer interaction and human factors. Consulting opportunities are also available for experienced I-O psychologists.
Curriculum:
Year 1 Semester 1:
SHY1013 Intro. to Psychology
SHY1023 Intro. to Counseling
SHY1033 Social Psychology
SHD1513 Principle of Management
UHS1152 Ethnic Relations
UQX1xx1 Ko-Kurikulum
Year 1 Semester 2:
ULT 1022 TITAS
SHY1043 Personality Psychology
SHY1053 Developmental Psychology
SHY1063 Islamic Psychology
SHY1073 Creativity & Innovation
UHB1412 English for Academic Comm
Year 2 Semester 1:
ULT 2xx2 ULT Elective (FTI)
SHY2013 Psychological Testing and Measurement
SHY2023 Industrial Psychology
SHY2033 Biological Psychology
SHY2043 Micro Counseling
SHY2083 Cognitive Psychology
UQX2xx1 Co-Curriculum
Year 2 Semester 2:
UHS2092 Profesional Ethic
SHY2053 Statistic in Psychology
SHY2073 Organisational Psychology
SHY2063 Abnormal Psychology
SHD 2413 Entrepreneur
UHB2422 Advance English for Academic Comm
Year 3 Semester 1:
SHY3013 Research Methodology
SHY3023 Ergonomics
SHY3033 Science & Technology Philosophy
SHY3063 Training & Development
UHB3XX2 English Language Elective
SHX3xx3 Chosen Elective 1
Year 3 Semester 2:
SHY3012 Undergraduate Project (Proposal)
SHY3043 Behaviour Modification
SHY3053 Consumer Psychology
SHR3203 Organisational Development
SHX3xx3 Chosen Elective 2
UHS3052 Leadership in Organization
UHX3xx2 University Elective
Year 4 Semester 1:
SHY4064 Undergraduate Project (Writing)
SHY4073 Cross-Cultural Psychology
SHR3173 Human Resource Information System
SHR3193 Occupational Safety and Health
SHX3xx3 Chosen Elective 3
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The program is designed with these following objectives: to provide graduates with sufficient basic knowledge and skills in psychology as well as in industrial and organizational psychology;to produce psychologists who are trained and capable of functioning as a manager, administrator, researcher, consultant and academic staff in any public and private sector organization; to produce graduates who are qualified to be accredited by the national and international psychological professional body; to produce graduates who are capable of applying their psychological knowledge and skills effectively and efficiently with full integrity when pursuing their career; to produce graduates who are knowledgeable and skilful in conducting diagnosis activities, evaluating problems, and suggesting a practical solution on human problems in any organization as well as in society; to develop creativity and innovation among the students and academic staff to promote better quality of life at individual, organizational and community level.
Programme Objectives:
- To provide graduates with sufficient basic knowledge and skills in psychology as well as in industrial and organisational psychology;
- To produce psychologists who are trained and capable of functioning as a manager, administrator, researcher, consultant and academic staff in any public and private sector organisation;
- To produce graduates who are qualified to be accredited by the national and international psychological professional body;
- To produce graduates who are capable of applying their psychological knowledge and skills effectively and efficiently with full integrity when pursuing their career;
- To produce graduates who are knowledgeable and skilful in conducting diagnosis activities, evaluating problems, and suggesting a practical solution on human problems in any organisation as well as in society;
- To develop creativity and innovation among the students and academic staff to promote better quality of life at individual, organisational and community level.
Career prospects: Graduates of the programme can work as psychology officer, psychology consultant, counselor, clinical psychology, administration officer, researcher / behavioral analyst and any education field.
Curriculum:
Year 1 Semester 1:
ULT1022 Islamic and Asian Civilisation
SHY1013 Introduction to Psychology
SHY1023 Introduction to Counseling
SHY1033 Social Psychology
SHY1042 Innovation and Creativity
SHD1513 Principles of Management
Year 1 Semester 2:
UHS1152 Ethnic Relations
SHY1053 Pscyhology of Personality
SHY1063 Statistics
SHY1073 Developmental Psychology
SHY1083 Islamic Psychology
UHB1412 English for Academic Communication
UQX1XX1 Co-Curriculum
Year 2 Semester 1:
ULT2XX2 Elective (PPIPS)
SHY2013 Psychological Testing and Measurement
SHY2023 Industrial Psychology
SHY2033 Cognitive Psychology
SHY2043 Biological Psychology
SHY2053 Training and Development
UQX2XX1 Co-Curriculum
Year 2 Semester 2:
UHS2092 Professional Ethics
SHY2063 Research Method in Psychology
SHY2073 Organizational Psychology
SHY2083 Abnormal Psychology
SHP3433 Occupational Safety and Health
UHB2422 Advanced English for Academic Communication
Short Semester:
SHY2094 Practicum
Year 3 Semester 1:
SHY3012 Philosophy of Science and Technology
SHY3023 Ergonomics
SHY3033 Consumer Psychology
SHY3042 Academic Project (Proposal)
SHY3052 Group Communication
SHP3373 Organisational Development
UHB3XX2 English Elective
Year 3 Semester 2:
SHP2393 Behaviour and Behaviour Modification
SHY3064 Academic Project (Report)
SHY3073 Cross-Cultural Psychology
SHP3423 Human Resource Information System
SHY3083 Conflict Management











