Psychology International Psychoanalytic University Berlin

Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

General Psychology, Methods of Psychological Intervention, Diagnostics, Differential Psychology, Neurocognitive Psychology, Biopsychology, Empirical Methods, Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology

Annotation

The Bachelor's degree course in Psychology PLUS is suitable for prospective students who want a practice-oriented course from the outset. It qualifies students for a career as a psychologist. Graduates of the Bachelor's degree course fulfil the requirements for later admission to the Psychological Psychotherapist training in accordance with existing German law. Successful graduates can undertake a Master's degree course in Psychology. Alongside the basic course content of the Bachelor's degree course, students can also obtain a "Psychodynamic Interviewing" certificate and subject-specific command of English. With these free study elements, graduates can already improve their career prospects with a Bachelor's degree.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

More information regarding admission requirements

Admission requirements

Possession of a general higher education entrance qualification (usually the school leaving qualification) or the subject-specific higher education entrance qualification in accordance with Section 11 of the Berlin Higher Education Act is the basic prerequisite for application. Enrolment for a higher semester in accordance with Section 23a of the Berlin Higher Education Act is possible provided certain requirements are met. The IPU endeavours to conduct an individualised selection procedure with application interviews being held with every applicant for this course of study.

Tuition fees

4,950.00 EUR / semester

More information regarding tuition fees

If paid monthly, the tuition fee is EUR 860, if paid each semester EUR 4,950, or if paid in full in advance EUR 27,500. The IPU is taking part in the German scholarship and is making efforts to establish its own scholarship system.

Main language

German

Further languages

English