SwedenMaster's2 years

International two-year master’s program in psychology

Stockholm UniversityStockholm, Sweden

Fee for international students

SEK 288,000 for the whole course (as of 2026)Source: UHR/universityadmissions API
Intakes
Not published
Duration
2 years
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Programme facts

Level
Master's
Duration
2 years
Language of teaching
English
Study mode
full time
Credits
120 ECTS
Intakes
Not published

About this programme

The program’s overall objective is to provide a broad and in-depth knowledge base within the field of psychology. Courses are offered, for example, in social psychology, evolutionary psychology, cognition, biological psychology, stress and sleep, developmental psychology and work and organizational psychology. You can study all the courses at the Department of Psychology, but you can also take some courses at other departments at Stockholm University, or even at other universities – in Sweden or abroad, as part of an exchange program. The program is primarily interactive, where you as a student are expected to participate both orally and in writing. The program includes research methodology, which may be of use in the labour market in general, but also as a preparation for further studies at the doctoral level in psychology. The program leads to a Master of Science (120 ECTS credits) in the main field of study of psychology. Please note that this is an entirely theoretical and research-oriented program, and not a practical psychologist program. We offer no masters in clinical psychology or any alternative routes to this. The only way to study to become a licensed clinical psychologist in Sweden is through the full Psychologists program (300 credits, equivalent to 5 years of study). The program is a coherent degree program that comprises 120 ECTS credits, meaning four semesters of full-time studies. The program consists of four main blocks: Block B: 30 credits of elective courses in psychology (on advanced level at the Department of psychology)

Entry requirements

Prerequisites
A completed Bachelor's degree
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