Psychology

Master’s Programme in Psychology

Psychology Master’s Programme

Current challenges such as demographic change and the development of a long-lived society, intergenerational and multicultural diversity, digitalisation and the increasing psychosocial risks due to the complexity of the world we live in are also increasing the need for psychological skills and appropriately trained psychologists. The master’s programme in Psychology will enable you to acquire interdisciplinary knowledge and develop the needed competencies to apply diagnostic methods, procedures, approaches and counselling skills when working with individuals and groups.


In-demand competencies that you will develop

Programme structure

1st year
2nd year
Compulsory Courses
9
Differential psychology
9
Psychodiagnostics
9
Work psychology and health management
9
Conflict management, mediation and coaching
9
Judgment, Decision Making and Problem Solving
9
Applied Psychometrics
6
Positive Psychology
Compulsory Courses
6
Psychologic Counselling
6
Practical work
6
Research Practicum
24
Master's Thesis
Elective courses (student chooses 3)
6
Elective courses 1, 2 and 3

Master’s and career

With a master’s degree in Psychology, you can get a job in the private and public sectors where a master’s degree in Psychology is required. The greatest employment needs for masters in Psychology are in work organisations and companies, educational establishments, health care institutions, social work centres, homes for the elderly and other social care service providers. Your interdisciplinary and applied psychological skills open up employment opportunities in many other fields (e.g. police, military, marketing, marketing research, academic careers), including developing your own entrepreneurial career in the provision of psychological services. The master’s degree will also open the door to further studies in a doctoral programme.
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