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But is it effective to study this course (Diploma) abroad like in the US? So that after a year, you can work there for 2 years, gain experience, and work in India. How many think that's effective? The reason is that in India, it's just a course, and we won't be able to work as a junior under some senior. So, what is the best option: studying abroad or in India? Please let me know.
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hi ...all can any one give me notes on social and industrial psycology ...please 2.diff accidental liablts.\
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i am doing masters industrial psychology.. so wht is scope of ip? n am learning german also so ip and german would be a good combination?
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Hey Deepthi,

Have you decided on a university to pursue the IS course? I am interested in taking up the IS course, but can't decide between distance learning or full-time. If you have enrolled anywhere, please let me know how it is. Maybe that information would help me decide whether to opt for distance learning or full-time.

Thanks, Deepak Nambiar

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Hi Deepthi i have PG in industrial Psychology from Andhra University (Regular Mode) my university offer Distance mode also regards, Bhaskar
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Subjects in 2nd year if specializing in IP:

INDUSTRIAL AND ORGANISATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY (OPTIONAL 3)

MPCE 031 Organisational Behaviour

Block 1 Organisational Psychology

Unit 1 Introduction of Organisational Psychology

Unit 2 Organisational Behaviour, definition and importance

Unit 3 Fundamental concepts Organisation Behaviour

Unit 4 Different models of OB (autocratic, custodial, supportive, collegial, etc.)

Block 2 Personality and Attitudes in OBY

Unit 1 Job satisfaction

Unit 2 Work motivation

Unit 3 Content theory, process theory and schedule of reinforcement

Unit 4 Organisational commitment

Block 3 Leadership and Team Building

Unit 1 Definition of leadership and importance of team building

Unit 2 Change Management

Unit 3 Team Management

Unit 4 Resolving Conflicts

Block 4 Learning process and motivation in Organisational behaviour

Unit 1 Principles and Process of learning

Unit 2 Behavioural management

Unit 3 Motivation in Organization

Unit 4 The process of motivation for higher morale and productivity

MPCE 032 Organisational Behaviour

Block 1 Human Resource Planning

Unit 1 Assessment of Human Resource in Organization and Human resource Planning

Unit 2 Human Resource Management

Unit 3 People dimension in HR management and short term human resource planning

Unit 4 Short-term programmes in HR and evaluation

Block 2 Steps in HUM

Unit 1 Introduction to HUM, Planning and management

Unit 2 Training and Development

Unit 3 Workforce diversity and multicultural factors

Unit 4 Globalisation and changing economy and their effects on HUM

Block 3 Human Resource Laws

Unit 1 Intellectual Property rights

Unit 2 Labour laws (Indian and International)

Unit 3 Laws related to workplace violence and harassment

Unit 4 Laws related to Human Rights Violation

Block 4 Importance of HR Planning

Unit 1 Goals and objectives of Human Resource Planning, corporate social responsibility

Unit 2 Business strategy and operational strategies (technology and innovation in HRS)

Unit 3 Retention of qualified and technical personnel (competency mapping and performance appraisal)

Unit 4 Planning investment in development (including corporate counselling)

MPCE 033 Organisational development (OD)

Block 1 Introduction

Unit 1 Definition and introduction to Organisational development

Unit 2 Foundations of Organisational Development

Unit 3 Conceptual framework of OD

Unit 4 First order and second order Change

Block 2 Assumptions, beliefs and values in OD

Unit 1 Participation and Empowerment

Unit 2 Teams and teamwork

Unit 3 Parallel learning structures

Unit 4 A normative re-educative strategy of change

Block 3 Analysing and Managing the OD Process

Unit 1 Components of OD Process

Unit 2 Diagnosing the system, sub units and processes

Unit 3 Models for managing change (including six-box organisational model)

Unit 4 The programme evaluation process in OD (Including third wave consulting)

Block 4 OD Interventions

Unit 1 Definition, factors to be considered, Nature and classification of OD interventions

Unit 2 Selection and organising of intervention activities

Unit 3 Typology of interventions based on target groups

Unit 4 Human process interventions: individual, group and inter-group, coaching, counseling, training, behavioral modeling, mentoring, motivating, etc.

Too good for an HR career

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Mumbai University Department of Applied Psychology offers a full-time Master's Program in Industrial Organizational Psychology. I myself have completed my M.A. in I-O Psychology. Just thought to share.
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Hi @sweta.gosalia,

Can you please tell me whether you have completed this course? How has it helped in your career and overall thinking, and how important is it in the HR field? I mean, if I complete this course, is it considered good when I go for an HR interview?

Please guide. :)

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Hi @coolguysarvesh,

I have completed my course in M.A II with Industrial Organizational Psychology. This course has definitely helped me a lot. Just for your information, I still haven't got my result, but I am employed in one of the leading chain of retail stores in their Corporate office (not Store) as a Management Trainee in the Learning and Development department. I think if taken seriously, this course is very good.

To respond to another question of yours, yes, it's important in the HR field. Following are the 4 papers offered in the course:

1. Personnel and Human Resource Development
2. Organizational Behavior
3. Organizational Development
4. Practicum which includes field visits, internship, case discussions, and much more.

I hope this information has cleared your doubts. For any other information or further doubts, you can approach me anytime.

Regards,
Sweta Gosalia

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Thank you very much, Sweta! :)

I guess you've done it full-time. I'm thinking of pursuing it from IGNOU just to obtain a degree for the sake of my name, but I will take it seriously. Would you consider any value for the same?


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