Master's Program in Psychology (Work, Economy and Society)

University of Mannheim

Germany, Mannheim

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University of Mannheim

Germany , Mannheim

Key Facts

Program Level

Master by Course Work

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

German

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake DeadlinesAugust-2022

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Go to the official application for the university

Duration 4 semester(s)

Tuition Fee

EUR 1,500 / semester

Next Intake August-2022

Master's Program in Psychology (Work, Economy and Society)

About

In the masters program in Psychology: Work, Economy and Society (M.Sc.), you can choose from the following areas of specialization:

Work and Organization
Education and Learning
Consumer and Economic Behavior
Cognition and Behavior in the Social Context

During the program, you will gain advanced knowledge of how to plan, carry out, and analyze the results of psychological studies. The in-depth study of classical test theory and modern item response theory will be a valuable addition to your skill set.

To prepare for your master's thesis, you will contribute to ongoing research projects, which is an important component of your studies. Among others, you can choose from the following areas: Stress, Recovery and Health, Proactivity, Creativity and Informal Learning, Consumer Psychology, Cognitive and Motivational Processes during Learning, and Attitude Change.

Requirements

Entry Requirements

Applicants need to have a bachelorâ€™s degree in Psychology to be admitted to the masterâ€™s program in Psychology: Work, Economy and Society (M.Sc.). A degree in a different field is sufficient if students obtain at least 50% of the credits in psychology-related subjects. The following requirements must be met:

at least a total of 180 ECTS credits and a standard period of study of at least six semesters.

English Program Requirements

Language requirements
This program requires proof of proficiency in German on C1 level. Click here for further information.

Career

Our graduates work as coaches or as advisors in organization development or people development and in Human Resources. As such, they are responsible for identifying and combating straining work environments, for example. Their masters degree also allows them to find employment in market research or in the product development departments of advertising agencies.

If they decide to become a school counselor or an educational psychologist, they support pupils and offer advice to teachers in an educational context.

In addition, they are well prepared for an academic career in research and teaching, and can also carry out research projects independently in pursuit of a doctoral degree or habilitation.

Fee Information

Tuition Fee

EUR 1,500

How to Apply

To apply to the University of Mannheim, you must complete an online application form and upload all required supporting documents. An overview of the required documents can be found below and on the website of the Admissions Office.

Firstly, you are asked to enter personal information and upload documents, such as a your University Entrance Qualifiction, CV, and Transcript of Records. Please make sure to upload the respective document at the right place. Please note that it is not possible to change personal data or documents that have been uploaded in this section after you have confirmed correctness of the dates you stated in the form.

In the second part of the application process you are allowed to apply for up to three degree programs. All applications are treated equally. In the application form for the “Master in Economics” you can upload your motivation letter and academic essay.

You can find an overview of the whole application process here. Please read the information carefully as it applies to all of the master's degree programs available at the University of Mannheim and is relevant for both German and international applicants. We also recommend that you read the Master’s Guide.