Clinical Psychology, Master of Science

On-campus program @ Sigmund Freud Private University Berlin 

👉 The master's specialisation in Social Psychology and Clinical Psychology at the Sigmund Freud Private University Berlin focuses on the interaction between individual mental health and societal conditions. The degree programme places particular emphasis on current challenges such as national and international crises and conflicts. In close collaboration with practice partners from the fields of counselling, health, education, humanitarian aid, and politics, practical learning is facilitated. Students participate in research-oriented projects and acquire both profound theoretical knowledge and practical experience, which ideally prepare them for future roles in psychosocial and counselling professions.

At a Glance

🏫 University Sigmund Freud Private University Berlin, University based in Berlin (Germany)
The Sigmund Freud Private University Berlin is an internationally oriented private university accredited under Austrian law. It offers practice-oriented degree programmes in psychotherapy and psychology and operates a recognized psychotherapeutic training institute as well as its own outpatient clinic. SFU Berlin combines academic teaching with practical training and places special emphasis on individual supervision, research, and international mobility. The certification training programmes of SFU Berlin comply with the legal requirements in Germany.
🎓 Field of Study Social SciencesPsychology
📜 Degree Master of Science (M.Sc.)
⏳ Duration 4 Semesters
🎯 ECTS 120 Credit Points
🌍 Language of Instruction German
📖 Course contents Here is the translation of the given text into English (en-GB): "Paradigms of Clinical Psychology, Psychopathology: Causes and Genesis of Mental Disorders, Cultural-Psychological Perspectives of Clinical Practice I and II, Historical Perspectives of Clinical Psychological Practice, Psychotherapeutic Intervention, (Inter)National Counselling and Psychosocial Intervention, Research Methods and Evaluation – Quantitative Methods I and II, Research Methods and Evaluation – Qualitative Methods I and II, History and Ethics of Applied Psychology, Legal Framework Conditions of Psychological Practice, Anamnesis and Psychosocial Assessment, Introduction to Group Processes and Group Dynamics, Counselling: Coaching and Supervision, Diagnostics, Expert Assessment, Internship at Home or Abroad, Seminar for the Preparation of the Master’s Thesis, Research Workshop"
📍 Location Berlin
📅 Enrollment Winter or summer semester
💶 Fees
from 995 € monthly
from 35100 € total
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Admission requirements

You need a Bachelor's degree (Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science) in Psychology or in a course of study with a psychological focus. If your academic background differs, an individual assessment of your admission eligibility will take place.

You must submit a letter of motivation and participate in a personal admission interview in which your suitability for the chosen course of study will be assessed. Please register in advance to participate.

You need German language skills at least at level C1 (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages), unless German is your native language.

English language skills at least at level B2 (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) are also required.

Details

The Master's degree programme in Psychology with a focus on Social Psychology and Clinical Psychology at the Sigmund Freud Private University Berlin imparts advanced knowledge of psychological theories, models and methods, with a special emphasis on social, intercultural and clinical issues. The aim is to enable students to engage in professional reflection and intervention in social and clinical contexts. The combination of psychological research, practical application and interdisciplinary perspectives is at the core of the programme.

The programme is divided into several modules, which include the theoretical foundations of clinical and psychosocial practice, specialised topics in psychotherapeutic interventions as well as international counselling, research methods and legal-ethical frameworks. Topics such as cultural psychology, conflict theories, intercultural communication and specific disorder patterns are systematically covered.

Particular emphasis is placed on practice-oriented teaching of diagnostic and counselling skills, group dynamics, as well as anamnesis and psychosocial assessment. Students complete an accompanying internship and independently develop a research project that culminates in a Master’s thesis.

The target group comprises graduates of a bachelor’s degree in psychology who are interested in clinical fields of work as well as in psychosocial and societal interventions. The programme is aimed at individuals who wish to develop both sound theoretical and practical skills in dealing with complex social and psychological issues.

The programme supports the development of an individual professional identity, promotes critical thinking in scientific discourse and integrates cultural and social science perspectives into psychological work.

The programme is recognised EU-wide and leads to the academic degree “Master of Science (MSc)” in accordance with Austrian higher education law.

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