Psychology

About this programme

The Bachelor and Master programs in Psychology qualify graduates for occupations in psychology and related areas. They include scientific as well practical training. Our Bachelor and Master programs follow the recommendations of the German Society for Psychology (DGPs) and the European Federation of Psychologists Associations. They include three mandatory areas of applied psychology. These are: The Master's degree is the second professional degree in psychology. Psychology is concerned with the mind and the behavior of people. Graduates of the Master program in Psychology have advanced scientific knowledge of psychology as well as methodological skills to solve psychological problems in different applied fields. In particular these include Clinical Child Psychology, Clinical and Health Psychology, and Work, Organizational and Business Psychology. Graduates are familiar with the general principles of scientific theorizing, scientific research, and have methodological expertise in specific areas of Psychology. Knowledge of the position of psychology within the sciences and its relations to other disciplines enables graduates to work in scientific networks with professionals from other areas.