Master Psychologie sociale, du travail et des organisations at Université Lumière Lyon 2

Programme overview

The Master Psychologie sociale, du travail et des organisations (PSTO) offers two parcours that train professionals to master the techniques and concepts of intervention and survey to meet concrete needs from the world of work and society. Each parcours relies on a network of field professionals that supports graduates' professional integration.

Faculty: Institut de Psychologie de Lyon (IPsyL) | Duration: 2 years (120 ECTS, M1-M2) | Study mode: full-time (French) | Location: Bron, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

What you will study

Techniques and concepts of intervention and survey in social, work and organisational psychology.

Career pathways

Social psychologist, work and organisational psychologist, guidance psychologist, ergonomist, training manager, adviser or trainer; doctorate or university diplomas possible.

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Application information

Entry requirements

M1 of the parcours is open to holders of a psychology licence after selection on file and interview; M2 is open to students who have fully validated M1 of the parcours. M1 applications are made through Mon Master; M2 applications through eCandidat; non-EU applicants resident in a Campus France country apply through Études en France.

Domestic applicants: EUR 255 a year (2026/2027). National registration fee for a master's, EU/EEA applicants. Reduced rate 167 EUR in specific cases (double degree, multiple courses, gap year). Apprentices and professionalisation-contract students are exempt (borne by the employer). CVEC is not included Source

International applicants: EUR 3,950 a year (2026/2027). Differentiated registration fee for non-EU students for a master's. Reduced rate 2,633 EUR in specific cases. Exemptions apply in specific cases. CVEC is not included. Source

Duration: 2 years (120 ECTS, M1-M2)

Apply through the official page: https://www.univ-lyon2.fr/formation/candidatures

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