Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master of Science in Psychology is a consecutive, research-oriented master's program that builds on a four-year bachelor's degree in psychology. The program aims to provide students with comprehensive knowledge in applied fields, such as work and health psychology, clinical psychology, and clinical neuropsychology, as well as in-depth knowledge in basic subjects.

Program Structure

The program consists of two semesters, with a total of 60 ECTS credits. Students must complete four modules, each worth 8 credits, and a master's thesis worth 28 credits. The modules include:

• Modul 1: Kognitive und affektive Neurowissenschaften (8 credits)
• Modul 2: Handlungspsychologie (8 credits)
• Modul 3: Gesundheit und Arbeit 1 (8 credits)
• Modul 4: Gesundheit und Arbeit 2 (8 credits)
• Modul 5: Fortgeschrittene Forschungsmethoden & Diagnostik (8 credits)
• Modul 6: Diagnostische Methoden in der klinischen Psychologie (8 credits)
• Modul 7: Psychotherapeutische Verfahren (8 credits)
• Modul 8: Praxis der Intervention (8 credits)
• Modul 9: Neuropsychologische Diagnostik und Rehabilitation (8 credits)

Admission Requirements

To be admitted to the program, applicants must have:

• A bachelor's degree in psychology with a minimum grade of 2.5
• Completed a six-month internship in a psychology-related field

Tuition Fees

There are no tuition fees for the program, but students must pay a semester fee, which includes a contribution to the student union and a ticket for public transportation.

Language Requirements

While there are no formal language requirements for the program, good English skills are highly recommended, as a significant portion of the research literature is written in English. German language skills are also necessary, as the program is taught in German.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the program have a wide range of career opportunities, including:

• Clinical psychology and psychotherapy
• Work and health psychology
• Research and academia
• Consulting and coaching
• Human resources and organizational development

Additional Information

The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in psychology, including both theoretical and practical knowledge. The university offers a range of support services, including academic advising, career counseling, and language support. The program is also accredited by the German Accreditation Council.