Psychology, Bachelor of Science

Admission requirements

You must provide evidence of university entrance qualifications. This can be achieved through one of the following criteria:

• German Abitur, Austrian Matura, Berufsreifeprüfung or an equivalent (also foreign) qualification,
• a subject-specific university entrance exam,
• a subject-specific university admission exam according to § 12 of the examination regulations of the Faculty of Psychology.

You must have sufficient language skills. The courses are predominantly held in German. For the German-language programme, German language skills at least at level B2 (CEFR) must be proven. In addition, English language skills at least at level B2 (CEFR) are required, as a large part of the academic literature is available in English.

Details

The degree programme "Bachelor Psychology Berlin" at the Sigmund Freud Private University provides a broad-based, culturally and socially oriented basic training in scientific psychology. The programme is designed for prospective students interested in psychological relationships and their application in various fields. The target group includes individuals aspiring to an academic career in psychology or preparing for activities in related disciplines.

History of Psychology Paradigms

Empirical Human and Social Research

Biopsychology and Neuroscience

General Psychology

Statistics

Test Theory

Qualitative Research Methods

Developmental and Educational Psychology

Social Psychology

Psychological Assessment

Differential Psychology

Psychological Action Competencies

Foundations for Inter- or Transdisciplinary Work

Bachelor Preparation

Elective Modules (A and B)

Students gain comprehensive knowledge in empirical research, methodology, and theoretical analysis of psychological issues. Practical skills are covered through independent projects and practical modules. The study programme is completed with the production of a bachelor thesis and a final oral examination.

With the international designation "Bachelor of Science", graduates qualify for further Master's programmes as well as for psychologically relevant professional fields such as educational or business consulting, healthcare, or research. Moreover, targeted preparation for Master's studies in areas such as Clinical Psychology, Business Psychology, or Psychotherapy Science is possible. A special feature of the programme is the close integration of science and practice from the first semester onwards, as well as a wide range of choices allowing for individual emphasis.

Teaching is carried out by an interdisciplinary team of lecturers. The Berlin location offers an attractive network of cooperation opportunities with other disciplines and practice partners. The programme is conducted on a full-time basis over six semesters with a total of 180 ECTS credits. Completion of this programme and further Master's studies grant access to regulated professional fields in the field of psychology.