The Chicago School provides an outstanding and innovative curriculum, taught by experienced, practitioner faculty, for individuals who are seeking to apply the principles of psychology to the world of work. Whether a student is a recent undergraduate with little work experience, or a working individual seeking to change fields or expand their career, the program provides a valuable set of skills in a short timeframe. Chicago School students develop both an appreciation and understanding of the way organizations operate and gain the essential diagnostic and consultative skills to help organizations, and the individuals within them, to solve problems, enhance performance, and grow.
Intensive coursework is accompanied by a supervised practicum.
Information Classes are planned to be offered beginning in Fall 2001. For more information, contact our Director of Admission, Michelle Barbiaux, at 312.786.9443, ext. 3029, or Dr. Gary Morris, Program Director, at ext. The Master of Arts program in Organizational-Industrial Psychology has been approved by the Illinois Board of Higher Education and will be reviewed by the school's regional accrediting body, The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, in April 2001.