Program Overview

Programme Overview

The BSc in Psychology – Psychosocial Disciplines (Corso di Laurea Triennale in Psicologia – Discipline) course offered by the International Telematic University UNINETTUNO combines the scientific knowledge from psychological research and cognitive neurosciences with the knowledge from the heritage of humanistic and education sciences.

The programme focuses on the acquisition of professional-technical tools that are essential to enter the labour market. Therefore, this course favours the acquisition of theoretical knowledge and the development of professional skills that can be used in many operational settings such as psycho-social consulting, psychometric assessment, human resources management, training and guidance, healthcare and welfare within public as well as private structures.

Programme Fee

• INTAKES: February, May, October
• 2025: February, May, October
• International Students Price: €9,450/year
• EU Students Price: €7,000/year

Key Programme Information

• Duration: 3 years**
• Delivery: On campus
• Duration: 3 years
• Intakes: February, May, October
• Campus: Berlin
• Degree awarded by: International Telematic University UNINETTUNO
• Price: €9,450/year (International Students), €7,000/year (EU Students)
• Official Italian name: BSc (Laurea) in Psychology – Psychosocial Disciplines

Entry Requirements

• Minimum age: 18 (titles awarded upon completion of at least 12 years of schooling)
• Academic Qualifications:
  • A school leaving certificate that allows you to pursue higher education in Germany (e.g. Abitur, Fachhochschulreife, Matura or International Baccalaureate)
  • Or international school leaving certificates
  • Or BTEC/National Diploma
  • Or Advanced Vocational Certificate of Education
• English Language Requirements: Access to Proof of English Guide (UNINETTUNO)

Programme Structure

• Modules:
  • BSC 1ST YEAR:
    • Study Methods
    • Developmental Psychology
    • Cognitive Psychology
    • English Language
    • Computer Science
    • Psychometrics and Data Analysis
    • Origin and History of Psychology
    • Theories and Methods of Social Psychology
  • BSC 2ND YEAR:
    • Psychobiology of Human Behaviour
    • Cultural Anthropology
    • Language and Communication
    • Theories and Tools for Psychosocial Evaluation
    • Community Psychology
    • Psychology of Work
    • Free-choice Modules
  • BSC 3RD YEAR:
    • Psychology of Personality
    • Psychology of Training, Orientation and Organisation
    • Psychotechnologies and Learning Processes
    • Dynamic Psychology
    • Education and New Media
    • Free-choice Modules
    • Internship
    • Research Methodology
    • Final Exam

Learning Outcomes

The purpose of the BSc Psychology is to introduce the students to the field of psychology and its various disciplines and create the theoretical and practical background around them.

At the end of the course, students will have a detailed theoretical, empirical and applied knowledge in psychology along with practical skills, research and cognitive techniques and new ways of thinking which are necessary for their academic and professional development.

Career Progression

Knowledge and skills gained from a degree in psychology can be useful throughout a variety of career paths. A degree in psychology opens the doors that can lead to a professional license in social work, counselling, mental health and applied behaviour analysis, among other things.

BSBI’s dedicated Careers Service helps psychology students and alumni reach their career goals and realise their potential. The Service offers specialised support and aims to build long-lasting relationships with local and national employers.