Industrial-Organizational Psychology, J.D./M.A.

There are two curriculum plans. Option 1 consists of 30 credit hours of psychology and 81 credit hours of law. Option 2 consists of 33 credit hours of psychology and 78 credit hours of law. Both options include all required subjects as established by the College of Law for the Juris Doctorate degree and all required subjects in Industrial and Organizational Psychology as established by the Department of Psychology.

J.D./M.A. students are assigned academic advisors in each program and are expected to consult with those advisors prior to selecting elective courses. These advisors are members of the Joint Degree Committee in cooperation with the Dean of the Graduate School.

This program eliminates 19 hours of course work which would be required if the programs in law and industrial-organizational psychology were taken separately.