Organizational Psychology 101
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- SIMPLY EXPLAINING I/O PSYCHOLOGY IN 5 MINUTES
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My background - 0:58
What is organizational psychology - 1:35
Programmes' content - 1:42
Employability - 2:37
Becoming an organizational psychologist - 2:51
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That's really great! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Maria this is quite impressive 🎉
Thank you so much!
Amazing and thank you for your information. It's help me to give another perspective about psychology
I’m very glad to know that! Thank you ☺️
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Hi! Thanks for the amazing video. May I ask, do you need to have the stage 1 of bps in order to perform occupational tests? Or can you for example undertake a course in the society to get this certification?
Also bachelor degree's from outside the UK are not usually accredited. Is there a way to become Chartered if your degree doesn't belong to their list of accredited courses?
Thanks Maria! I have a minor in psychology and major in sociology. If I pursue an I/O psych or Business Psych master's (full time) from UK, can I plan for chartered next?
Thanks!
thanks for the video
olá de novo ! muito obrigada pela explicação, foi bastante esclarecedora e espero que tenhas muito sucesso com a tua carreira profissional, pois mereces por todo o trabalho realizado :)) beijinhos 😘
Fico feliz por saber que ajudou pelo menos em alguma coisa!! Muito obrigada e boa sorte para ti também! Grande beijinho 💚
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Thanks for this video! I am working on a homework on I/O Psychology and Business Psychology, but i'm still not sure if they're different. Are they? And how does this knowledge apply to me as someone will soon work in the corporate environment?
Hi Nadine, thank you for your comment! They are pretty much the same, in my university, for instance, the MSc Organizational Psychology and MSc Business Psychology courses were 100% the same (you can find more information here: ua-cam.com/video/KvOfjmgNV08/v-deo.html). And it totally applies, I am working in corporate 😊
Thank you indeed Maria for a very informative lecture. can i please request you to know the course offered in your industrial and organizational psychology masters program course.
thank you for such an insightful video. As you mentioned in this video you are certified on personality by the British society .... can you clarify the route to BPS for psychology students. As I am an undergrad student looking for my Msc in Organisational and Business Psychology but confused about the BPS Chartership
hey maria, im a second year psychology undergraduate in UK. do I need to become a member of BPS now? and do you have to pay for the membership? what are the benefits of being a member of BPS?
@Maria Guerra Great video. Where are you studying? I want more coursework in the field.
hello thank you very much for this information ❤ this is very useful also i had a doubt regarding I/O psychology that after doing the Master's in Psychology apart from internship concept do we still need to give any specific interview to work in the specific organization or something? And another doubt is that i'm currently doing B.A that is i'm in the first year and i search and see many Industrial Psychology videos to get more knowledge so i heard that in I/O psychology many statistical concepts are involved means the whole I/O Psychology is based on the Statistics so is it true? As i've also taken statistics so this isn't a big problem but i'm also not that good i mean i don't quickly learn & get the statistical methods so i want to become an Industrial Psychologist so due to my low grasping power in statistics/mathematics it would be difficult to choose this career for me?
Hi Saloni! Thanks a lot for your comment! To become a Psychologist, you always need to be registered as one, therefore, the BSc + MSc is not enough, but I would advise you to check the necessary requirements of your country, as they change considering the country's regulations. In terms of Statistics, I would say that they are extremely important in I/O Psychology (and even Psychology in general), but practice makes perfect
Thank you for the video. I have just one question, please.
Is this field interesting a lot of students or just a minority !
so i am doing a research paper on this topic and i have never heard of it and i cant seem to find any information that made sense anyway, on what kind if tasks your field of work on the daily. If you could give some examples it would be amazing
just what I needed!!! this was very helpful & informative 😌 thank you ❤️ I have one question tho, When taking I-O Psych, do I still need to get to get phd even after taking masters?
Hi Alexa! Thank you so much 🥰 It will really depend on the "representative body" of each country. In case of the Ordem dos Psicólogos Portugueses (Portugal), after your Master's, you don't need a PhD to become a chartered psychologist, however, The British Psychological Society's requirements are different for instance! Check the requirements for the specific country where you want to be working. I hope I helped you ❤️
hey Maria, thankyou for this video, it was very helpful. I just wanted to ask about the job opportunities that are available in the UK as well as Europe after getting an IO degree from the UK (BPS accredited) and if it is valid if i wish to work in the US?
At the moment I am working in HR, so that is one of the possible options! 😊 In terms of working in the US and I'm not really sure how it works 🥺
If person has dual degree ( MBA + Msc in IO ) ....then what are the careers available?
Hey !Thank you so much !
Can you talking about career and money aspects after masters in organisational psychology from UK.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video!! Unfortunately I'm no longer in the UK, but I do have more videos related to organizational psychology planned! :)
@@mariagguerra Please do post them.. Would be really helpful🥺
Can we become business/occupational psychologists if we will pursue MBA after bs psychology?
Kindly suggest me.
Look good as hell!
Hi Maria, thank you for the video 😊. I have a question. What is the criterias of Bps for accreditation ? I cannot find this any website.
Hi Yiğit! I'm glad you liked the video! ☺️ The main requirement to join as graduate member (MBPsS) is to have achieved at least a 2:2 in an undergraduate degree accredited by the BPS. In case you did your degree outside of the UK (my case), you will have to send your degree certificates and they will verify if it is accredited. Here you have all the useful information about the different memberships: www.bps.org.uk/join-us/membership
@@mariagguerra Thank you for reply 😊
Hi Maria, I live in Dublin and planning on studying OI myself as well.. I will be finishing my Psychology Undergraduate course in 2022. Can you please recommend me some core text book for OI, I would like to see if that is right for me. Thanks :)
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Hello Maria, thank you for this video! I graduated last year in Information Technology Engineering BE I want to study Organisational Psychology.
Hi! I’m glad to know that! Wishing you all the best 🥰
@@mariagguerra grateful
Wanna do it as an elective, research in organisational psychology. It's a commerce course.
What is the chartering process like?
Can we do internships while studying?
Hi, can you explain me the difference between i/o psychology and hr?
Hi Akshit! Both deal with people in the workplace, however, they have some differences. I/O Psychology is more concerned in applying psychological principles in the workplace and these professionals can works as employees or consultants at a company, while HR professionals are employees of the company and might deal with different areas such as recruitment, selection, training, development, payroll, law,... I would say a degree in Organizational Psychology is more overarching, you can work both as an I/O Psychologist and/or HR manager for instance, however, your choice should depend on your main professional interests ☺️
Hi, this is helpful for me. Im much passionate to study business/ Organization psychology. However i do not posses a Bach. Degree, but i got 7+ yrs experience in corporate sector as im holding a senior position in HR. Some univ. Require bach. Eventhough they say that experience counts in applying. Just would like to know do you think it will be much difficult to study this subject, since this has been one of my career aspiration. Appreciate Your ideas/ suggestions on this. ?
Hey I think for most entry level Organisational Psych positions you need to be at least a Qualified Psychologist which can be done with just a Bachelors. In my country, Australia, you need a masters in Organisational Psych as to enter a specialised career you have to take part in the specialised education part of it to be qualified. However I have read that the HR and I/O psych salaries are very strongly related in each company! Meaning you can make the same amount of money in HR without transferring to I/O by undergoing the studies. So if you aren’t able to go back to Uni for 5 years (3 year bachelor, 2 year masters) to become a qualified organisational psychologist you can just stick to Human Resources:) Hope that helps
your experience in a related sector like HR will be very useful for getting a higher paid job when you complete your education but you definitely can’t transfer careers without doing the full 5 years at Uni. I’m doing my bachelors right now and I don’t think it’s particularly difficult if you put the work in to learn the material. It’s more about the time commitment if you’re prepared for that
thank u so much, was pretty useful. could u name better all the jobs that are able to us and rate them
Hi Sofi! Thank you for the feedback. Check out my latest video, it’s all about I/O Psychology jobs 😊
Does the accredition and dissertation apply for bachelors too?
I got my graduate membership right after I finished my bachelor’s degree, so my bachelor’s was accredited too (which is necessary if you want to become a psychologist). In terms of the dissertation, I just had to do it in my master’s degree, as in my bachelor’s there was no dissertation (it depends on the university/country) 😊
@@mariagguerra Thank you
Thanks!! What could u work with a bachelor degree of psychology in Portugal?
That’s honestly not very common... Actually, the majority of psychology degrees in Portugal are integrated masters because you basically really need a masters to work in the field of psychology (or something related) here
@@mariagguerra ash I see! Thanks! What about the entry exam? I mean do I have to study one year Portugese and another to prepare for an entry level then I choose Psychology as a major? Haha I couldn't get it here with this entry -exam -thing!
@@aymenmaluma9852 the entry exams depend on the university, some require biology, Portuguese, mathematics,... However, these are the Portuguese national exams, so if you’re an international student you might have different entry requirements
Can someone who came from a bachelor degree from mechanical engineering apply for industrial and organisational psychology?
At the University of Leeds you can, but this might change for uni to uni. Always check the application requirements :)
Can a person do o/i psychology after getting any bachelor degree related to business ?
Absolutely! At the University of Leeds, the same Master's Degree is called Business Psychology for non-Psychology graduates (instead of Organizational Psychology), for instance!
Is this the only university or do we have some more options???
At no point did I understand what organizational psychology is...there was no clear explanation..rather it was wholly about the creator's job history and stuff....
If I study organisational psychology
Can i run bussiness by myself
Of course! I run my own business besides having my corporate job 😊
What are computer skills needed as an I/O psychologist?
During the degree I would say that SPSS is crucial, at work, Microsoft Excel. However, this might depend on the job role :)
What do you mean saying "you need to be chartered"?
To work as a psychologist, you need to have your “professional credential” according to the country/location where you work, just like doctors or lawyers, for instance.
what do you mean by chartered?
In many countries, if you want to work as a psychologist you have to be “chartered”, it’s not enough to only have the degree. Same goes to other courses as medicine, law,…
Hello madam I need your help
Do you work in HR? How much do they pay?
Yes, I’m working in HR! The payment mainly depends on the company/country 😊
So this is human resource wow
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Your beautiful 😍
Are you Brazilian girls who lived in UK?
I’m not Brazilian :)
@@mariagguerra sorry I saw a comment when you was written in Portuguese ,I thought you were Brazilian.Where are you from?
@@saramaia554 I’m from Portugal ahahah
Because I am a junior student and I want to what a careiare psychology
3 hours introduction…
A psychology degree is flawed, massively.
Why do you say that?
@@jbain4750 I've made a larger comment on another UA-camr post about this and currently lack energy to explain again lol. But I'm 2 months away from getting my degree in psychology. 80% don't go into the field of psychology and it's not just based on a lack of job opportunities. You apply very little from everything we learn, theories, models, no longer memorise all the assignments. The fact you aren't applying it, other than statistics which again, is another flawed module because you don't do enough of it. Plus, it's boring once you're doing it. It might seem interesting in lay, but once you study in. Shite. Some very irrelevant areas.
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Well sorry to make you type it out again. Yeah I mean college is pretty bullshit 90% of the time, the only role anything before a masters program serves is to weed out the people who aren't really interested, and to make the school money. You're right that it's probably best for people to research career fields on their own time before they actually put the time in, but there are a lot of satisfied people in the field of psychology who would most likely not share your sentiment.
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