Description
The combination of a Bachelor's degree in psychology and a Master's degree at UE not only gives prospective students access to a broader professional field, but also gives them the opportunity to choose specific areas of study. Students also have the option of studying both subject areas- rehabilitation and gerontological psychology as a double master.
Our Master's programme is aimed at Bachelor's graduates in psychology or business psychology and related disciplines (e.g. public health, health sciences, medicine) as well as professionals from corresponding fields.
Category: Master’s
Degree: Master of Science, MSc
Programme: Clinical Psychology with focus on Rehabilitation and Gerontopsychology MSc
Prerequisite:
Sound prior knowledge of psychology within the scope of:
- 10 ECTS in statistics
- 20 ECTS with (general) psychological content, which can also be acquired in a preceding premaster.
Starting semesters:
- Winter semester: September
- Summer Semester: March
Duration: 4 Semesters in total (full-time)
Language of instruction: German
Programme highlights:
- Teaching by young and renowned lecturers from science and practice
- Freely selectable focus
- Coached internship
- Practical projects
- Individual support in small learning groups familiar atmosphere
Tuition fee
- EU applicants: 11.988 € yearly
- Non-EU applicants: 13.188 € yearly
Credit Points: 120 ECTS
*Important note: There is no guarantee that classroom teaching will be possible throughout the semester due to COVID-19.
Campus
- Berlin
- Hamburg
- Iserlohn
What you'll learn
Clinical psychologists deal with the therapeutic treatment and support of people with mental and physical illnesses.
Within rehabilitation psychology, the focus is on restoring the participation of people after physical or mental illnesses (e.g. in psychosomatic, neurological, oncological or geriatric rehabilitation) on a clinical-psychological basis. Furthermore, clinical psychologists accompany people in successful ageing across the lifespan.
Competences are taught that prepare them for psychological work in a clinical context and also enable them to fill management positions.
Career roles:
- Therapeutic work with mentally and physically ill people (e.g. in psychiatric, psychosomatic and rehabilitation clinics)
- Counselling of mentally and physically ill people (e.g. in out-patient care facilities)
- Counselling of and preventive work with children, young people and families (e.g. in counselling facilities)
- Prevention and intervention measures (e.g. at health insurance funds)
- Research activities (e.g. at non-university research institutions)
- Activities in the health and counselling sector.
Curriculum
- Gesundheitwissenschaftliche Schnittstellen (PSY-Synergie) Klinische Psychologie: Psychopathologie & Interventionen Rehapsychologie: Voraussetzungen für die Berufspraxis Vertiefende Forschungsmethoden (PSYSynergie) Advanced Research Methodologies (UE-S
