After following this course, you will be able:
- To deal with contemporary organisational issues and research questions while using and applying relevant scientific literature from the field of work and organisational psychology;
- To manage and execute projects concerning organisational questions effectively, efficiently, and independently. With a realistic planning you are able to keep track of feasibility while taking into account the available time and means. You are also able to communicate and evaluate the planning and the master project;
- To communicate professionally in writing and presenting, but also in networking, relation management, and in creating willingness to cooperate.
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The master project consists of an integrated thesis and internship period of 21 weeks. You will effectively operate on the intersection of research and practice within the field of work and organisational psychology.
Your master project can be conducted in the Netherlands or abroad. You are allowed to write your master thesis in English or Dutch.
Students find an organisation where they conduct their master project on their own, with support from one of our teachers and fellow students (see also course Introduction Work, Organization, and Health: Part B). A flyer to inform organisations on the master project will be made available.
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The master project (internship & thesis) course is only open for students of the Master 'Work, Organisation and Health'
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The master specialisation Work, Organisation and Health consists of:
- Introduction Work, Organisation and Health (Part A: 4 EC; Part B: 2 EC)
- two out of three theoretical courses (2*6 EC)
- two out of three application courses (2*6 EC).
In total, you will follow 5 courses; 30 EC. You can start your master project when you have obtained 24 EC (of the 30 EC in the first semester) and the master project coordinator has approved the organisation and your research proposal.
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Master thesis (85% final grade), Academic and professional skills (10% final grade), Presentation (5% final grade)
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Please note: Due to possible unexpected events or Covid-19 measures, (parts of) this course may be adapted / changed / or skipped.
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