BSc Psychology at University of Bremen

The polyvalent Bachelor's degree programme in Psychology (B.Sc.) implements the requirements of the Licensing Regulations for Psychotherapists (PsychThApprO dated 04.03.20) and is recognised under professional law. Students can obtain a Bachelor's degree that qualifies them to take up a Master's degree programme specialising in clinical psychology and psychotherapy. Degree programmes with other non-clinical specialisations are also open to Bachelor's graduates.

Faculty: Faculty 11: Human and Health Sciences  |  Duration: 6 semesters (3 years)  |  Study mode: full-time; German-taught  |  Intake: Winter semester  |  Location: Bremen, Bremen, Germany

What you will study

Psychology is an empirical science dedicated to the description, explanation and prediction of human experience and behaviour. It seeks answers to the question(s) of how we feel and think, why we act the way we do, what drives us and how we become the person we are.

Career pathways

Students are qualified for psychology-related professions for which there is currently no institutionalised training profile, but for which specific psychological skills are of particular benefit. Areas of use and application can be found, for example, in school and vocational counselling (e.g. competence diagnostics, learning counselling, behavioural diagnostics), adult education, applied diagnostics in the fields of clinical psychology and assessment, in organisational counselling, business and marketing, evaluation and quality assurance and in intercultural communication and cooperation.

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