Gain theoretical knowledge and practical skills for investigating and effectively treating mental disorders (in adults or children and adolescents). Develop essential skills for diagnostics, interventions and research.
Gain theoretical knowledge and practical skills for investigating and effectively treating mental disorders (in adults or children and adolescents). Develop essential skills for diagnostics, interventions and research.
Shape the future of work and create healthy, sustainable and inclusive workplaces. Develop and evaluate interventions, apply a biopsychosocial approach, and use evidence-based strategies to improve employability, well-being, and workplace policies.
Do you have a biomedical background and want to combine patient care with research? In this master’s, you’ll become a medical doctor and a clinical researcher. You learn to translate research into practice and gain experience in healthcare and research.
Gain in-depth knowledge of human brain function and cognition and train in the use of non-invasive brain imaging techniques like EEG and fMRI. Become an expert in cognitive psychology and neuroscientific methods.
A unique cognitive and biological orientation to the study of human life-span development. Understand how behaviours and cognitive functions relate to our psychological and biological makeup and the development of the brain.
Personality, cognition and social environment influence our health and social functioning. Analyse the underlying mechanisms of unhealthy or antisocial behaviour and behaviour change using recent theories and models from various psychological disciplines.
A unique programme focussed on applying cognitive and clinical psychology principles to the legal system. You’ll explore topics such as: lie detection, eyewitness testimonies, interrogation techniques and false confessions.
You’ll study normal and deviant behaviour in relation to brain structure and function. Learn about congenital, acquired or degenerative brain dysfunctions; related neuropsychiatric disorders; and neuropharmacological mechanisms that underlie behaviour.
You’ll study human behaviour in the context of work and in organisations. You’ll combine theoretical knowledge with practical applications that can be implemented in organisations and build a strong foundation for an academic career.
