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Expand your thinking with a master's in business psychology degree

At its core, business is a people-oriented enterprise. Not only are new products and services a result of human effort, so too, is the ability to understand and influence consumer behavior. Behind most successful businesses are skilled leaders who connect what humans want with what business does. Franklin’s M.S. in Business Psychology degree program equips you to motivate behavior, resolve demanding managerial issues and leverage the latest psychological and neuroscience research for on-the-job success.

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Learn how to apply psychological principles to improve business performance.

14-Month Completion

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100% Online Coursework

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Contemporary Curriculum

Learn business strategy combined with the latest psychological research.

Master's in Business Psychology Program Overview

Apply new insights into human behavior to solve business problems

Business is a very human enterprise. Not only are innovative products and services a result of human ingenuity, but influencing human behavior is also key to every other part of a business’ success — including making the sale. That’s why behind most successful businesses are skilled and compassionate individuals. These leaders possess an understanding of human behavior as well as knowledge of business principles, and the know-how to leverage them into workplace success.

The M.S. in Business Psychology from Franklin University integrates the latest psychological and neuroscience research, equipping you to motivate behavior and resolve demanding managerial issues. You will cover traditional business and psychology disciplines in non-traditional ways, focusing more on the qualitative and human aspects of marketing, economics, finance, management, and human resources. And with business psychology jobs projected to grow 8% by 2031*, you’ll be well positioned to advance your career upon graduation.

Finish your online business psychology master's degree in as few as 14 months

You will reap the rewards of your degree in as few as 14 months with the real-world expertise of Franklin’s highly qualified instructors to help guide you. And, if you qualify, GMAT and GRE requirements may be waived, allowing you to begin your program of study immediately, without a long-preparation cycle.

Gain a theoretical foundation that translates into practical innovation

The online Master's in Business Psychology program's fusion of business and positive psychology exposes you to trending fields such as NeuroFinance and NeuroMarketing, which measures consumer response to marketing stimuli in order to better understand why and how they make decisions and what parts of the brain are active when they do. As you move through your coursework, you will enhance your understanding of human behavior by gaining a solid theoretical foundation you can practically apply and use to solve business problems.

You'll learn to assess an organization's business intelligence, evaluate psychological assessments for use in leadership and organization development, create behaviorally based measures of economic performance, apply psychological principles to new product marketing, design processes to stimulate innovation, and more.

Advance your career by learning from the experts

Today's employers are looking for psychologically informed professionals with both business skills and management abilities that effectively cut across business units and silos. Job titles for such professionals include: Business Consultant, Business Psychologist, Coaching Program Administrator, Employee Selection and Placement Administrator, Organizational Consultant, Training and Development Manager, Management Consultant, and Program Development Manager.

Our M.S. in Business Psychology Advisory Board features leading practitioners to help ensure that our curriculum meets high professional standards that align with employer needs, improving your employability upon graduation.

Earn your degree from a university built for busy adults

Earn your degree on your terms by taking classes 100% online. Accredited and nonprofit, Franklin was built from the ground-up to satisfy the needs of adult learners. Our seamless transfer process and team of academic advisors will help ease your transition to becoming a student, while our flexible course schedules help to balance your education with work, family, and life. Get started on your future today.

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M.S. in Business Psychology Courses & Curriculum

36 Semester Hours

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PSYC 601 - Introduction to Business Psychology (4)

A brief history and overview of the fields of business and psychology as well as a discussion of the issues and opportunities related to their integration. Topics include brain organization and dominance, neuroethics, neurolinguistic programming, multiminds, mindmapping and the application of positive psychology to work settings. Includes the application of recent discoveries in cognitive psychology and neuroscience to resolve contemporary issues in the workplace.

PSYC 602 - Individual & Organizational Intelligence (4)

This course focuses on the application of systems theory, social psychology concepts, organizational lifecycles, and biological principles to the understanding of business operations. Includes a review of basic business principles, multiple intelligences, organizational intelligence, organizational culture, emotional intelligence, biomimicry and organizational DNA.

PSYC 603 - Managerial Psychology (4)

This course will explore the psychological influences on the development and behavior of managers and organizational leaders. Topics include: follower influences, nature vs. nurture in the development of leaders, relationship of personality to leadership style, behavioral decision- making biases, tactical, operational, and strategic decision-making , group think, and scenario planning.

PSYC 604 - Behavioral Economics and Neurofinance (4)

An inquiry into how brain structures limit or reinforce economic and financial decision-making. Topics include: basic principles of traditional and behavioral economics, measures of economic and financial performance, logical and non-linear decision-making, human factors in finance, and essential financial analysis.

PSYC 605 - Psychology of Marketing (4)

An exploration of the use of psychological and neuroscience-based principles and techniques applied to the discipline of marketing. The course also incorporates a brief review of traditional marketing approaches. The principal focus is on the practical use of advanced marketing technologies, consumer behavior principles, and an understanding the implications of employing conscious and unconscious processes as a means of influencing behavior.

PSYC 606 - Psychology of Human Resources (4)

An investigation into the use of positive psychology and brain science in the acquisition and integration of employees, the retention and development of employees, and managing the departure of employees. Areas of interest include: the impact of technology, applicant selection, performance management, individual and group motivation, and the exploration of work options.

PSYC 607 - Psychology of Creativity, Innovation And Change (4)

This course provides a study of the relationship between creativity, innovation and change from a psychological perspective. Areas of interest include: social-technical change waves, change facilitation, unintended consequences, Appreciative Inquiry, creativity enhancement, and diffusion of innovation.

PSYC 608 - Psychology of Organizational Coaching (4)

This course is designed to acquaint the student with the discipline of executive and organizational coaching from a psychological viewpoint. The focus will be on the practical use of the principles of psychology over the lifecycle of a typical coaching assignment. Topics to be covered include: optimal practitioner characteristics, coach selection, psychology-based approaches to coaching, coaching tools, coaching interventions and resources. Additional emphasis will be placed on techniques for dealing with organizationally dysfunctional individuals.

PSYC 609 - Business Psychology Mastery Demonstration (4)

The intent of this course is to integrate course learning into a personally and organizationally meaningful synthesis. It is designed to provide an opportunity for students to demonstrate mastery of the Business Psychology program?s overall learning outcomes. Working with an assigned instructor, students will implement a self-selected major project that can be completed during the duration of the course.

Microcredentials Align with Job Essentials

In today's dynamic work environments, adaptive professionals thrive. A microcredential - either as a stand-alone course or integrated into your degree program - is a short, skill-specific recognition that enables you to demonstrate your competency in a distinct area. Like Franklin's degree programs, microcredentials are aligned with market and industry demand to ensure what you learn can be put to use right away. Microcredentials are easily shared via digital badges and can be stacked to create a unique portfolio of in-demand skills.

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M.S. in Business Psychology Program Details

Tuition Costs

2024 - 2025 Tuition	Cost Per Credit
Standard tuition per credit hour	$670
Nursing programs MSN-FNP, MSN-PMHNP, MSN-AGPCNP, Post-Graduate FNP Certificate, Post-Graduate AGPCNP Certificate and Post-Graduate PMHNP Certificate	$670
MSN-Generalist, MSN-Nurse Administrator and MSN-Nurse Educator	$598
RN-MSN Pathway (NURS 500)	$298
Current service members	$536
Master's Prerequisite Courses (500 level)	$398
Master's Prerequisite Courses (500 level) - International Students	$526

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Program Learning Outcomes

A learning outcome map functions as a roadmap to help guide students' progress through their program of study. Click HERE to view the M.S. Business Psychology matrix.

Degree Requirements

To be awarded a graduate degree, students must:

Successfully complete all required curriculum courses.
Maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.00.
Complete the residency requirement:
- Master of Science – Business Psychology students must complete at least 20 of the 36 required credits at Franklin University.
Complete the payment of all requisite tuition and fees;
Not to be under disciplinary dismissal due to academic dishonesty or violation of Student Code of Conduct.

Transfer credit awarded based on experiential learning shall not count toward the residence requirement at Franklin University.

Admission Requirements

The admission process reflects Franklin University’s efforts to clearly identify the performance standards that can help predict student success in graduate level study. The selection criterion for Franklin’s graduate programs, as determined by faculty, emphasizes academic ability, contributory work experience, and personal qualities and characteristics.

Requirements for admission include having earned a bachelor's degree from an institution accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (ACCJC), Higher Learning Commission (HLC), Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE), New England Commission on Higher Education (NECHE), Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU), Southern Association of Colleges and School Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC), or a Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA)-recognized accrediting organization with a GPA of at least a 2.50 on a 4.0 scale.

Applicants who earned at least a 2.25 GPA on a 4.0 scale in their earned bachelor’s degree will automatically be granted conditional enrollment status. Applicants who earned lower than a 2.25 GPA on a 4.0 scale in their earned bachelor’s degree can petition for conditional enrollment status to the program chair by submitting an essay and résumé detailing other criteria that the applicant believes should be considered to demonstrate their ability to be successful in a graduate program. This petition could include details on the applicant’s work experience, work ethic, level of professionalism, personality characteristics, level of difficulty of program of study previously completed, etc.

Conditional enrollment requires students to achieve a final grade of “B” (3.0 GPA) or better in the first graduate-level course of their program. Students admitted to the programs listed below may take two 12-week classes concurrently and would be required to earn a final grade of “B” in each course. If the terms of the conditional enrollment are not met, the student will not be allowed to advance in their program and will be unable to earn this graduate degree from Franklin University. Programs that allow for concurrent enrollment include Business Analytics, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Health Informatics, Data Analytics, Information Technology, and Information Systems.

English Language Testing & TOEFL IELTS

Prospective students must demonstrate English Language Proficiency. The requirement is met through any of the following:

The applicant is a citizen of a country where English is the official language.*
The applicant has received a bachelor’s degree (or higher) from an institution located in an English-speaking country in which the courses were taught in English.*
The applicant has earned appropriate scores on language proficiency exams taken within the last two years, as listed in the Academic Catalog.

*For more information about English proficiency, including a list of English-speaking nations, please visit our International Students section.

Program Advisory Board

The University employs a team approach to planning, developing and maintaining its academic curriculum. An essential element of this process – and a key to the institution’s quality assurance practices – is the Program Advisory Board (and the associated Alumni Advisory Board). A diverse array of business and industry leaders make up these discipline-specific boards that provide guidance on theory-to-practice ideas, global business perspectives, and emerging topics in the field. Each academic year, Program Advisory Boards meet with Division Chairs and faculty for lively and engaged conversations, thus bringing members’ substantial professional experience and expertise into the classroom. In addition, some Division Chairs elect to engage Program Advisory Board members in the assessment of academic program outcomes.

Name	Organization	Title
Diane Alexander	The Mindworks	President
Whitney Eubanks	Batelle for Kids	Director of Innovation
Jeffrey Ferezan	Franklin University	Adj. Faculty + Doctoral Fac. Adv.
Charles Green, Ph.D	Hoag Medical Center	Clinical Psychologist
Russell Long, Jr.	Change Innovations, LLC	President
Holly Sunderman	Greif Inc.	Account Manager

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Employment Outlook

11%

From 2023-2033, jobs in Psychology are expected to increase by 11%

Occupation

Median Salary (2023)

Job Postings (2023)

Projected Growth (2023-2033)

Occupation

Industrial-Organizational Psychologists

$147,410

449

12%

Industrial-Organizational Psychologists

Median Salary: $147,410
Job Postings: 449
Projected Growth: 12%

Occupation

Job Titles

Skills

Industry

Description

Industrial-Organizational Psychologists apply principles of psychology to human resources, administration, management, sales, and marketing problems. Activities may include policy planning; employee testing and selection, training, and development; and organizational development and analysis. May work with management to organize the work setting to improve worker productivity.

Projected Growth

Job Title	Job Postings	% of Job Postings
Industrial/Organizational Psychologists	78	17%
Patient Care Associates	73	16%
Inpatient Psychologists	105	23%
Organizational Psychologists	23	5%
Inpatient Psychiatrists	32	7%
Psychiatric Registered Nurses	16	4%
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners	13	3%
Adult Inpatient Psychiatrists	20	5%
Locum Tenens Psychiatry Physicians/Psychiatrists	10	2%
Psychiatrists	17	4%
Assessment Analysts	5	1%
Inpatient/Outpatient Coders	10	2%
Operational Psychologists	9	2%
Tenure-Track Professors	9	2%
Adjunct Faculties	4	1%
Behavioral Health Registered Nurses	8	2%
Disc Jockeys	4	1%
Health Economics Managers	4	1%
Psychiatry Physicians/Psychiatrists	4	1%
Burn Unit Registered Nurses	5	1%

Skill	Job Postings	% of Total Postings
Psychology	129	42%
Psychiatry	98	32%
Nursing	65	21%
Industrial And Organizational Psychology	63	21%
Project Management	46	15%
Data Analysis	35	11%
Direct Patient Care	34	11%
Patient Assistance	32	10%
Behavioral Health	31	10%
Emergency Departments	31	10%
Change Management	30	10%
Medical Surgical Nursing	30	10%
Critical Care	28	9%
Intensive Care Unit	28	9%
Cath Lab	27	9%
Dialysis	27	9%
Intravenous Therapy	27	9%
Pediatrics	27	9%
Infectious Diseases	26	8%
Medical Terminology	26	8%

	Industry	% of Occupation in Industry
	Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services		52%
	Scientific Research and Development Services		21%
	Local Government, Excluding Education and Hospitals		6%
	Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services		6%
	Management of Companies and Enterprises		3%
	Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools		3%
	Other		7%

Training and Development Managers

$125,050

27,958

11%

Training and Development Managers

Median Salary: $125,050
Job Postings: 27,958
Projected Growth: 11%

Occupation

Job Titles

Skills

Industry

Description

Training and Development Managers plan, direct, or coordinate the training and development activities and staff of an organization.

Projected Growth

Job Title	Job Postings	% of Job Postings
Learning and Development Managers	4,123	15%
Training Managers	3,139	11%
Managers-in-Training	2,711	10%
Training and Development Managers	2,231	8%
Directors of Staff Development	5,449	20%
Onboarding Managers	1,015	4%
Operations Managers	914	3%
Directors of Training	933	3%
Directors of Workforce Development	671	2%
Learning Managers	485	2%
Learning Program Managers	520	2%
Learning and Development Leads	509	2%
Assistant Event Managers	686	3%
Program Managers	642	2%
Directors of Learning and Development	704	3%
Directors of Leadership Development	676	2%
Directors of Leadership	783	3%
Training Program Managers	522	2%
Field Training Managers	725	3%
Learning and Development Program Managers	520	2%

Skill	Job Postings	% of Total Postings
Project Management	7,156	19%
Learning Management Systems	5,436	15%
Marketing	4,936	13%
Instructional Design	4,290	12%
Adult Education	3,987	11%
Curriculum Development	3,276	9%
Operations Management	2,577	7%
Organizational Development	2,530	7%
Continuous Improvement Process	2,490	7%
Selling Techniques	2,175	6%
Performance Appraisal	2,097	6%
Adult Learning Principles	2,082	6%
Auditing	1,969	5%
Finance	1,868	5%
Profit And Loss (P&L) Management	1,790	5%
Performance Management	1,732	5%
Process Improvement	1,723	5%
Change Management	1,685	5%
Data Analysis	1,682	5%
Learning Strategies	1,671	4%

	Industry	% of Occupation in Industry
	Federal Government, Military		16%
	Management of Companies and Enterprises		13%
	Education and Hospitals (State Government)		3%
	Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services		3%
	Computer Systems Design and Related Services		3%
	General Medical and Surgical Hospitals		3%
	Other		59%

Employment outlook data is provided by Lightcast and represents labor market trends in the United States. It is not specific to Franklin University graduates or any particular degree level. Franklin University cannot guarantee employment placement, salary level, or career advancement.

Business Psychology Knowledge & Skillsets

Gain in-demand skills sought by employers with curriculum that teaches you:

Innovation & Change Management

Evaluate innovation processes, making improvement recommendations
Identify change resistance and performance gaps, working to develop and implement corrective actions
Lead strategic human resources initiatives, helping manage change with significant impact on employee populations and/or organizational performance and business outcomes
Create and oversee change management, training, and communication plans to maximize engagement of affected personnel
Assist in aligning organizations, employees, and behaviors with critical business imperatives and specific objectives
Support the delivery of creativity, change management training modules, and workshops
Create and enable reinforcement mechanisms, recognition strategies, and performance objectives
Apply structured change management approaches and methodologies for the people-side of change
Support organizational goals and objectives by developing and implementing cost-effective organization development (OD) programs

Organizational Intelligence

Advise on opportunities to align organizational structures and competencies with business strategies
Lead creation of data-rich ecosystems, inspiring staff to collect reliable, complete data and use it opportunely
Analyze organizational processes and programs, identifying operational improvement opportunities
Define and implement integrative indicators to measure organizational effectiveness and uncover development opportunities
Work with business leaders to implement business model changes and new technologies
Facilitate cross-functional projects that promote organizational effectiveness, efficiency, and profitability

Individual & Organizational Coaching

Deliver 360-degree mentoring, coaching, and consulting services to various leadership levels
Develop and implement coaching, succession management, and talent management strategies
Provide objective employee and management coaching to deal with sensitive workplace issues
Coach management in human resources-related topics and effective employee relations practices
Advise managers on effective methods for addressing employee performance and conduct issues
Support organizational goals and objectives by developing and implementing training and organization development (OD) programs, such as workshop training, group facilitation, team development, and program design
Design, develop, and facilitate employee learning and development programs
Partner with key stakeholders in implementing company-wide leadership development roadmaps

Marketing Psychology

Leverage knowledge of influence techniques to create more impactful customer interactions
Leverage findings in sensory acuity and neuroscience to improve consumer acceptability of products and services
Use principles of psychological influence to evaluate marketing messages
Promote a holistic approach to applying customer insights in product development processes, leveraging quantitative and qualitative behavioral research to tell the product story
Incorporate theory and research into conceptual frameworks that deliver marketing and product development insights
Create customer experiences that are intuitive, inspirational, and exceptional
Evaluate product usability based on heuristics, data, and research findings
Translate research findings into actionable product and marketing insights

Human Resource Development

Implement assessments to foster professional development, such as multi-rater, personality, and emotional intelligence organizational design initiatives
Deliver interventions to enhance individual, team, and organizational performance
Design, develop, and deliver workshop training on group facilitation and team development
Conduct assessment training for staff and/or other delivery resources
Assist in design and implementation of field research studies to measure effectiveness of training interventions
Define non-traditional metrics based on employee demographics, labor market, legislation, and other factors that impact employee engagement and turnover
Develop talent management plans are aligned with business objectives
Collaborate on talent management processes, including organizational design, engagement strategies, surveys, goal setting and alignment, and performance management
Create organizational development solutions, including leadership progression, organizational effectiveness, performance management, succession planning, and cultural assessment

M.S. in Business Psychology or MBA with a Business Psychology Specialization?

M.S. in Business Psychology

MBA Business Psychology Specialization

Focus:
Take a qualitative approach to advanced business concepts by applying neuroscience and psychology research.

Skills:
Leverage psychology and neuroscience to motivate behavior and resolve workplace challenges.

Careers:
Use your M.S. in Business Psychology to bring out the best in individuals and teams.

How many courses are in the program?
Nine 6-week courses

How quickly can I complete the program?
14 months

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Focus:
Take a quantitative approach to advanced business concepts with a qualitative approach to leadership and organizational development.

Skills:
Build your leadership skills based on psychological principles.

Careers:
Use your MBA-Business Psychology to better understand how to work with others and lead teams.

How many courses are in the program?
Nine 6-week courses

How quickly can I complete the program?
12 months

Master's in Business Psychology Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get a M.S. in Business Psychology degree?

Franklin's master's degree programs are specifically designed for busy, working adults -- that means you could finish your degree in as few as 14 months.

When can I start a M.S. in Business Psychology degree?

Start taking the next step in your career. Begin your Franklin online master's degree program in February or September.

How much will my M.S. in Business Psychology degree cost?

Franklin University offers a quality education at a competitive cost so you can afford to invest in your future. Our per credit hour tuition rates (vs. per year or per term rates) enable you to get a realistic estimate of exactly how much your degree will cost. Our 2024-2025 tuition rate is $670 per credit hour. Ask our helpful staff about available financing options and financial aid programs.

What is a M.S. in Business Psychology degree?

Franklin University's M.S. in Business Psychology is a master's-level degree program designed to advance your professional qualifications and career path. This program combines business and psychology to create a hybrid graduate program predicated on the assumption that business is a very human enterprise. In this program, you'll learn how to leverage current research in brain science and positive psychology to increase organizational, team and individual effectiveness.

What can you do with a M.S. in Business Psychology degree?

With Franklin University's M.S. Business Psychology master's degree program, you'll advance your skills and competencies, positioning yourself as a leader, strategic business partner and executive coach who understands what messages motivate behavior, what it takes to maximize employee performance, and how to further business relationships.

Why get a M.S. in Business Psychology degree?

As it was, is and always will be, business is a human enterprise. Humans invented business. Humans run business. And humans make business decisions. That's why Franklin's M.S. in Business Psychology degree program combines the business disciplines with the study of the human mind. Our master's degree program will teach you how to apply fresh insights into human behavior to solve real-world business problems, as well as enhance your marketplace competitiveness and advance your career.

What makes Franklin’s M.S. in Business Psychology degree unique?

Franklin's M.S. Business Psychology degree program takes you through a series of sequential, progressive-learning courses. In addition to exposing you to core business functions (the same as with a traditional Master of Business Administration program), you'll be introduced to the psychological aspects, as well. Beginning with foundational principles and key research from emerging fields like neuroscience and positive psychology, through your final mastery class in which you demonstrate the ability to synthesize information and apply what you learn, this program blends business strategy with the latest psychological research.

What's the difference between the Master of Business Psychology degree program and the Master of Business Administration degree program?

At Franklin, both programs can offer you the opportunity to advance your education and, ultimately, your career. Because the MBP program has a more qualitative focus with topics ranging from neuroscience to positive psychology to organizational life cycles, it's ideal for anyone interested in relationships and systems.The MBA program, on the other hand, has a more quantitative focus with topics ranging from corporate finance to marketing to strategic management, so it's ideal for anyone wanting a management perspective of the functional areas of business.

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