Program Overview

Psychology

Study Psychology at the UE: Learn how the Human Behaviour and Brain are wired.

Psychology, BSc

Globalisation is making our society increasingly mobile, different worlds of thoughts and values are coming together and processes are becoming more complex. Psychologists deal with the experience and behaviour of people in their different circumstances and can use their specialist knowledge to explain and predict complex issues and decisively improve processes with their clients.

In our Bachelor’s degree programme Psychology, you will learn from renowned professors from science and industry, who have expert knowledge in areas such as clinical psychology, occupational psychology or business psychology. In addition, you can actively shape your studies and your career path through individually selectable specialisations and an interdisciplinary choice of subjects.

Curriculum

The Psychology Bachelor programme comprises six semesters. Learn more about the study contents in the curriculum.

Key Facts about BSc Psychology

• EU applicant standard: €744 per month
• Non-EU applicant Standard: €12,700 per year

Fees and Financing

Check out our fees and financing page for more info.

Start, Language & Credits

• ECTS: 180
• Language: English (Berlin)/German (Iserlohn, Hamburg, Berlin)
• Winter semester: September
• Summer semester: March

Career Perspectives

The University of Europe for Applied Sciences can already look back on over 10 years of experience in the field of business psychology and is considered a pioneer in the private university sector. This experience is also incorporated into our Bachelor’s degree programme in Psychology B.Sc. which is offered without NC (Numerus Clausus).

As a UE student, you’ll have access to our Career Development Centre which will support and guide you through any career-related enquiry you may have.

Admission Requirements

• Completed application form
• High School Diploma & language certificate
• CV & letter of motivation
• Copy of your passport

Spotlight-Module: "Developmental Psychology: Childhood & Adolescence"

In the module 'Developmental Psychology: Childhood & Adolescence', you will acquire comprehensive knowledge about the development of children and adolescents. You will learn how to understand and support the psychological, social, and emotional developmental processes. Additionally, you will develop skills in interacting with young people and building strong relationships with them and their families.

What happens after your studies?

There are various career paths after studying psychology. One option would be to work in the field of work and organisational psychology in companies, e.g. in the HR department or management consultancy. In the healthcare sector, you can work in hospitals, counselling centres or in the field of public health. If you are interested in education, you could work as a school psychologist or in youth welfare offices. Many psychologists also decide to work independently as a therapist, coach or counsellor.

Study psychology without NC

The University of Europe for Applied Sciences can already look back on over 10 years of experience in the field of business psychology and is considered a pioneer in the private university sector. When you study psychology at UE (without NC), the focus of our teaching is always on your individual development in small learning groups and a friendly, informal atmosphere.

UE Foundation Diploma

The University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) offers a foundation diploma in preparation for the Bachelor’s degree programme in Psychology. The programme not only prepares you optimally for this tech-savvy programme at UE, but also fulfils the necessary admission requirements after successful completion. In just one semester, the foundation diploma will improve your English language skills and strengthen your intercultural competencies, in addition to your basic business knowledge.

Learn from our Experts

• Prof. Dr. Ingo Bildstein
• Prof. Dr. Frank Esken
• Prof. Dr. Silke Heuse
• Prof. Dr. Janina Hülsebusch
• Dr. Anna Maria Pleser-Scher
• Prof. Dr. Uda-Mareke Risius
• Prof. Dr. Isabella von Wissmann