Psychology focusing on Organisation - Transformation Processes in Work, Society and Environment

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Reflective Psychology and Theoretical Psychology, Work, Organisational, and Business Psychology, Health and Environmental Psychology, Social and Cultural Psychology, Research Methods

Target group

The course is aimed, on the one hand, at students who have already obtained a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and are interested in specialising in the areas of Work, Organisational and Business Psychology, as well as Environmental Psychology. In terms of transdisciplinary orientation, however, it is also open to students with Bachelor's degrees from neighbouring fields, such as Economics, Sociology, Political Science. We see a particular strength of the degree course in the combination of the different perspectives and the associated competencies, which in this sense is an excellent preparation for later professional practice.

Annotation

The course is offered as a four-semester full-time course.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

A Bachelor's degree in Psychology from a university or a higher education institution. Graduates of other, social, social and economic science courses (such as Sociology, Political Science, Economics) can be admitted under certain conditions (sufficient psychological expertise must be available). If there is a shortfall in knowledge which would normally be expected from a Bachelor's course in psychology, applicants must acquire this missing specialised knowledge through 'bridging courses.

Fees

6,500.00 EUR / semester

Fees (Link)

The tuition fee is EUR 24,800 if the total amount is paid in advance, EUR 6,500 per semester or EUR 1,130 per month. Students with little or no prior knowledge of psychoanalysis or research methods must attend up to three preparatory courses (EUR 450 for one course and EUR 700 for two courses).