Course Code | VPS020 |
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Qualification | Proficiency Award 1 |
Payment Options | Upfront & Payment Plans |
Delivery | Online & Correspondence |
Duration | 1000 Hours |
Organisational psychology is concerned with optimising work conditions to improve employee satisfaction and productivity. Those with an understanding of this area may assess individual factors such as employee motivation and morale, leadership qualities, physical and mental health of employees, and factors associated with group work. They may also review the physical aspects of a workplace such as improving ergonomics, sensory stimulation, optimising light, and reducing noise. In larger organisations personnel officers may use aptitude tests in order to match the right person to the right role.
Organisational psychology calls on a range of different psychological theories from different areas of psychology to understand and explain people in work situations, including - developmental, educational, personality theories and social psychology.
An organisational psychologist is involved in:
Selection, supervision and training of personnel
Managing and organising employees
Motivating and improving morale
Developing tests for personnel selection
Studying and providing training for management communication and effectiveness
Relating all of the above to increasing production and efficiency
Study this course to:
Learn about workplaces, commerce, industry and understand how people think in the context of these and other organisations to improve company performance.
Develop knowledge which is valuable to anyone working in the management of people in a work context from personnel managers to business owners, and marketing staff to careers advisors.
Help motivate employees so that they gain more satisfaction in their work.
This course delves into all aspects of organisational psychology to produce a graduate with skills that can be applied directly to the workplace environment.
Core Modules These modules provide foundation knowledge for the Proficiency Award 1 in Organisational Psychology.
Elective Modules In addition to the core modules, students study any 5 of the following 17 modules.
Note that each module in the Proficiency Award 1 in Organisational Psychology is a short course in its own right, and may be studied separately.
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