Psychology

This bachelor's program includes a sound education in the traditional basic subjects of psychology (general psychology and biological fundamentals, differential and personality psychology, developmental psychology and social psychology), three application areas (occupational and organizational psychology, educational psychology, community psychology) and a cross-curricular training in methodology and psychological diagnostics. In addition, the history of the subject as well as the guidance for critically reflecting on ethical aspects of psychological research and the practical application are integral training components. In addition, a focus in the course of study is placed on diversity, which occupies a special place as a main topic in teaching, but also through various measures to promote the appreciative handling of the diversity of students and teachers.

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This undergraduate degree program includes in-depth training in traditional psychology basic subjects (General Psychology and Biological Foundations, Differential and Personality Psychology, Developmental Psychology and Social Psychology), a four-subject elective area (Work and Organizational Psychology, Educational Psychology, Community Psychology and Health Psychology) and a cross-content training in methodology and psychological diagnostics. In addition, the history of the subject as well as the guidance for critically reflecting on ethical aspects of psychological research and the practical application are integral training components.

The concept of the curriculum is based on the recommendations of the German Psychological Society (DGPs) with regard to the relative weighting of methods, basic and applied subjects. The integration of intensively supervised face-to-face events as well as the cooperation in mentor-supported, computer-mediated working groups on virtual teaching and learning platforms enables the systematic communication of social and communicative competences, which are necessary for a successful psychological work.