Due to the interdisciplinary nature and form of the programme structure, students acquire expertise and basic competences in empirical research, describing and explaining human behaviour and experience, taking into consideration the situation in question. They also develop the capacity for joined-up thinking, as well as analytical skills and a solid basis of theoretical knowledge related to psychology.
Semester 1
- Introduction to Psychology as a Science
- Statistics and Methodology A
- Principles of Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Processes
- General Psychology A: Cognitive Bases of Behaviour and Experience
- Developmental Psychology A: Childhood
- Empirical Experimental Practical I
Semester 2
- Statistics and Methodology B
- Advanced Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Processes
- General Psychology B: Volitional and Emotional Bases of Behaviour and Experience
- Developmental Psychology B: Childhood; Clinical and Health Psychology A
- Empirical Experimental Practical II
Semester 3
- Biological Psychology and Neuropsychology
- Psychological Diagnostics A
- Qualitative Research Methods and Psychological Observation Techniques
- Developmental Psychology C: Adulthood; Clinical and Health Psychology B
- Empirical Experimental Practical III
Semester 4
- Social Psychology and Diversity
- Psychological Diagnostics B
- Occupational, Organisational and Industrial Psychology A
- Competences and Core Skills in Psychology
Semester 5
- Psychological Diagnostics and Writing Expert Opinions
- Group Dynamics in Psychotherapy
- Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy
- Clinical Diagnosis Practical
- Self-Awareness Training (individually or in groups)
- Group Dynamics Training Groups (T groups)
Semester 6
- Techniques for Empirical Academic Work
- Occupational, Organisational and Industrial Psychology B
- Internship incl. supervision
- Bachelor thesis