Psychology

Psychology researches human experience and behavior and develops suggestions as to how optimal conditions can be created so that people can exploit their potential for mental health, performance and quality of life as fully and sustainably as possible. The aim of the Master’s program in Psychology at Jacobs University is to qualify the psychologists of tomorrow in such a way that they can help shape this diversity in a positive way. When evaluating applications and admitting students, we attach great importance to the motivation of each individual. Therefore, our course is NC-free.

 
The master’s degree is closely based on the recommendations of the German Society for Psychology and is based on the following three pillars:

• Clinical Psychology
• Work, economic and organizational psychology
• Intercultural psychology

Graduates qualify for all fields of psychology. This also includes the subsequent training as a psychological psychotherapist.