Incoming Students - Features

Features

Organizational Psychology

  • Planning and strategic management of human capital.
  • Analysis of human behavior in organizations.
  • Evaluation and development Competences of human talent, leadership, motivation and interpersonal or groups conflict resolution.
  • Planning and development of programs of social and corporate responsibility.

The graduate in Organizational Psychology from University ESAN will be a professional with the responsibilities of evaluating, assessing and developing human capital of organizations, promoting in its relations with other professionals the recognition of people as the main factor that ensures the quality and innovation in an organization.

He or she will be recognized as a strategic partner in charge of strengthening human capital competences and encouraging sustainable business development. In order to achieve this, the graduate will put in practice its competences in planning and strategic management of human capital, using analytical thinking, oriented problem solving and displaying leadership and efficient communicator qualities.

Organizational Psychology

1st year
1° Semester General Management Learning Strategies Pre Calculus Reading and Writing Behavioral Skills Basic English
Globalization and National Reality
2° Semester Critical Thinking Intermediate English I Communication and Literature I Sociology and Law
Statistics and Probabilities Mathematics for Social Sciences General Psychology
2nd year
3° Semester General Accounting Fundamentals of Marketing Organizational Theory Communication and Literature II
Intermediate English II Human Behavior in Organizations Neuroscience
4° Semester Costs and Budgets Models of Organizational Management Intermediate English III
Psychology of language and communication Cultural and Social Psychology Psychology of Human Development
Psychology of Personality
3rd year
5° Semester General Economy Inferential Statistics Social Cognitions Psychodynamic Theories
Cognitive and Learning Psychology Observation Techniques and Psychological Interview
6° Semester Research Methodology Philosophy and ethics Human Resource Management
Coaching Theories of Motivation and Emotion Principles of Psychological Evaluation and Testing Leadership
4th year
7° Semester Business law Management and Analysis of Positions
Psychological Evaluation and Organizational Testing Psychodynamics of Organizations
Culture and organizational climate Dysfunctions of Individual Behavior
Construction and Adaptation of Evidence
8° Semester Information Systems Industrial Safety and Risk Prevention Conflict Assessment and Equipment Development
Endomarketing Recruitment and Selection of Human Talent Perception and Communication
Formation ElectiveI
5th year
9° Semester Financial Analysis for the Social Sciences Ecology, environment and social responsibility
Remuneration and Compensation Management Managing Diversity and Welfare of Employees
Evaluation and Performance Management Thesis Work I Specialty Elective I
10° Semester Formulation and Evaluation of Projects Entrepreneurship Human Potential Management Strategy
Intelligent Organizations and Knowledge Management Thesis Work II Specialty Elective II

“The Organizational Psychology major trains professionals and competitive leaders in the management and development of talent of human capital from private or public organizations, by incorporating in the formation of the students a critical and international vision of conceptual interdisciplinary skills and techniques of areas of general psychology, organizational psychology, administrative and financial management psychology; supporting their method on a scientific platform of respect for human and social values, with a global vision, making emphasis on the importance of permanent research.

Organizational psychologists will be part of the teams that evaluate, develop and train human resources of an organization. He or she will be ideal for the recruitment and selection of the staff, assessment of climate and culture of the company or workgroup, evaluation and analysis of satisfaction, settlement of labor disputes, planning and development of corporate responsibility programs, among other functions. Furthermore, by studying business management they will be able to be manager of the area or make their own companies providing services to third parties in the processes of human resource management”.

Varinia Bustos, Coordinator of the Organizational Psychology major.

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