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The I/O psychology program at Meredith is designed for those who want to enter directly into the workforce at the master's level. Our location near the Research Triangle Park gives graduates access to a range of corporations and research facilities that would hire such individuals. On a national level, the field has a projected growth rate of 19% over the next ten years, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook. I/O psychologist was also ranked the #2 Best Science Job for 2020 by U.S. News & World Report.
Where do I/O practitioners work?
I/O psychology practitioners work both in independent consultancies and within larger organizations with titles like:
What types of jobs do I/O practitioners hold?
Job titles often do not say “Industrial/Organizational Psychologist." These are actual jobs listed for master’s level I/O practitioners on the SIOP job site:
I/O psychology’s projected growth rate over the next ten years
Simple Dollar ranks I/O psychology number one among “10 Master's Degrees that Can Actually Pay Off”
median annual salary across all categories of I/O practitioners
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