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 I
- Developmental Psychology I: Childhood and Adolescence
- General Psychology and Differential Psychology I: Cognition and Personality
Semester 2
- Statistics and Methodology II
- General Psychology II: Emotion, Motivation and Cognition
- Social Psychology and Diversity I
- Developmental Psychology II: Adulthood
Semester 3
- Qualitative and Literature-based Research Methods
- Differential Psychology II and Educational Psychology: Intelligence, Creativity and Learning
- Psychological Diagnostics A
- Health Psychology
- Social Psychology and Diversity II
Semester 4
- Psychological Diagnostics I
- Clinical Psychology I
- Biological Psychology I
- Group Dynamics
Semester 5
- Psychological Diagnostics II
- Clinical Psychology II
- Biological Psychology II
- Self-awareness (Individual or Group)
Semester 6
- Psychological and Psychotherapeutic Intervention Theory
- Work, Organizational, and Economic Psychology
- Practical Field Work
- Bachelor thesis