Psychology

The Master’s Programme in Psychology at the University of Vienna offers comprehensive training in the empirical research, description, and explanation of human behavior. It emphasizes the application of psychological knowledge to improve individual and group conditions in various contexts, including clinical settings and organizational environments. The curriculum covers thematic areas such as Work, Economy, Society, Development, Mind and Brain, and Clinical Psychology. Graduates are equipped to practice independently as psychologists and can pursue various careers including organizational psychology, health psychology, and academic research.

Students study advanced psychological theories, research methodologies, and practical assessment techniques. The program focuses on various aspects of psychology, including cognitive processes, organizational behavior, and clinical practices. Students will engage in internships and apply their learning in real-world settings during their studies.

The curriculum is structured around compulsory modules and elective courses over four semesters, culminating in a Master’s thesis. Students complete core courses in methodological approaches and specialized topics, alongside practical training opportunities. An internship is part of the program to provide hands-on experience.