Industrial and Organisational Psychology offers first, second and third-year courses across a variety of commerce degrees. Courses are denoted by the course code prefix BUS.

Courses may be a full-course taught over the whole year (W) or a first (F) or second (S) semester course. An H course is a half course but with full contact time over the whole year.
   
For more information on current courses offered, please see the relevant Commerce Faculty handbook.

To obtain a major in Industrial and Organisational Psychology, undergraduate students need to complete the following first (F) and second (S) semester courses: 

First-year: 
PSY1004F – Introduction to Psychology (Part 1) 
PSY1005S – Introduction to Psychology (Part 2) 
BUS1007S –Introduction to Industrial and Organisational Psychology 

Second-year: 
BUS2021F – Psychology of Human Resource Management 
BUS2023S – Organisational Behaviour 

Third-year: 
BUS3003F – Research Design in Industrial and Organisational Psychology 
BUS3004S – Research Data Analysis in Industrial and Organisational Psychology

Humanities students wanting to pursue our Honours in Industrial and Organisational Psychology are advised to take FTX1005F/S in their undergraduate curriculum.