Industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologists help organizations of all sizes and types better manage employees using evidence-based approaches and scientific research. Students delve into issues of critical relevance to today's businesses, including talent management, assessment, training and organizational development and work-life balance to give employers a greater understanding of how to assess, select, develop, manage, and retain their most valuable assets. A master's degree in industrial/organizational psychology prepares students to work and complete research in the complex arena of multinational organizations.<br><br>For students seeking an industrial organizational psychology master's program, Florida Tech is the perfect choice. The university's unique team-based research approach, multiple consulting and research centers, and 300-hour practicum option bring students directly into the world of I/O psychology through applied learning experiences.<br>In a study published by the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Florida Tech's I/O program is ranked as having the best program culture. Plus, the master's and doctoral programs are both currently ranked in the top ten I/O programs in the country in student satisfaction.