What influence does the brain have on our behaviour? How do upbringing and environmental factors affect our mental health? How are common disorders such as anxiety and depression treated? During the Master's programme in Psychology, you will study questions such as these.
The four tracks within the Master's programme in Psychology:
• Work and Organisational Psychology (English)
Focuses on the well-being and effectiveness of employees in organisations. You will study leadership, motivation, personality in the workplace, and team dynamics.
• Clinical Psychology (Dutch)
Focuses on adults with mental health issues. You will delve into diagnostics, treatment, and interventions. You will develop the clinical skills needed to work in adult mental health care.
• Clinical Developmental Psychology (Dutch)
Focuses on children and young people, and the system in which they grow up, such as family and school. The programme covers development, upbringing, psychopathology, diagnostics, and treatment.
• Clinical Neuropsychology (Dutch)
Emphasises the relationship between the brain and behaviour. You will examine cognitive functions, disorders caused by brain damage or developmental problems, and learn to diagnose and treat patients within neuropsychological practice.
