Wright State professor Nathan Bowling elected Fellow of Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Nathan Bowling was recognized for significant research contributions to the field of industrial-organizational psychology.
Undergraduate Programs
Wright State’s undergraduate degree in psychology offers you a solid foundation in theory, research methodology, statistics, and scientific writing. There are also many opportunities for you to get involved in scientific research with our distinguished faculty members in our state-of-the-art research facilities. Our curriculum will have a special appeal if you wish to pursue a career in clinical psychology or counseling.
An undergraduate psychology degree at Wright State is not in liberal arts but in Wright State’s College of Science and Mathematics, placing it alongside other scientific disciplines (physics, biological sciences, chemistry, etc.). Pursue a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree. If interested in the B.S., choose among three concentrations: industrial/organizational psychology, behavioral neuroscience, and cognition and perception.
When you complete your undergraduate degree, you will have the opportunity to move on to highly competitive graduate school programs. We strongly recommend you consider Wright State’s M.S. and Ph.D. programs in human factors and industrial/organizational psychology. Each program enriches the other. Your undergraduate studies will include specific courses that will help you succeed in your M.S. and Ph.D. studies.
Master of Science in Psychology
If you want to explore how to improve group performance and systems through psychology, pursue a Master of Science degree in Human Factors and Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Wright State.
Gain a greater understanding of human perception and cognition, individual, group, and organizational behavior, and how to design more effective organizations. You can take advantage of research opportunities with local entities like the Human Effectiveness Directorate of the Air Force Research Laboratory and the Crew Station Evaluation Facility at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Our learning facilities include laboratories, audio-visual equipment, observation rooms, and 20,000 square feet in Fawcett Hall dedicated exclusively to psychology research. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Wright State also have several agreements in place for the sharing of equipment, facilities, and personnel.
Careers
After completing your degree, you can consider career options in aerospace, healthcare, public and private sector businesses, military operations, and emergency operations.
Ph.D. Program
This M.S. program interfaces with, and is enriched by, Wright State’s undergraduate psychology program that precedes it and the Ph.D. program that follows it. Learn more about the Ph.D. program.
Our Highlights
- Flexibility in course scheduling to gain experience in practicum or research laboratories
- Expert advising specific to psychology
- Study abroad opportunities specific to psychology
- Easy access to nationally recognized faculty
- Great preparation for graduate school or the workforce
