Course Overview
What motivates people?
As an economic psychologist, you learn to study and understand the experience and behaviour of people in a business environment. You look at human behaviour according to scientific criteria and can help to improve work processes and solve problems. A business psychologist does not necessarily only work within a company. Social issues or the development of successful political measures are also part of being an economic psychologist.
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Studieninhalte
Overview of lectures and courses, SWS (Semesterwochenstunden = weekly hours/semester) and ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) in the Bachelor's Degree Organisational and Economic Psychology.
career prospects
The expertise of a business psychologist is always in demand whenever human experience and behaviour in economic contexts are concerned. This is a broad field. It extends to the inner workings of organisations (How are my staff doing?), to the interfaces between businesses and their customers (How do I market my products?), but also to technology development (How do I develop a product that is easy, enjoyable and successful to use?) and the handling of social and political issues (How can we convince even more people of the importance of a Covid-19 vaccination?).
The foundation of all these activities is an interest in people. In your professional life, you will frequently be in contact with others, who will shape a large part of your work. It is always about describing, understanding, explaining, predicting, evaluating or changing human experience and behaviour. A degree in Applied Business Psychology provides the methodological tools to master these challenges across various economic sectors.
The industries open to you through a degree in Applied Business Psychology are diverse – here are a few examples:
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Human Resource Management
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Market and Consumer Research
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Organisational Development
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Professional Development
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Training
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Coaching and Supervision
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Health Psychology
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Management Consultancy
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Product Development
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Policy Consultancy
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Job Application Training
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Teaching and Research
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Job Analysis, Evaluation and Design