In the realm of Psychology, a vast and ever-evolving domain, one must stay abreast of the latest methodologies to forge new paths in research. Under the guidance of esteemed scholars, one can delve into groundbreaking studies that have shed light on conditions such as autism, Parkinson’s disease, and brain tumors.

This master’s program offers the opportunity to:

Critically analyze various qualitative and quantitative research methods in psychology, as well as different forms of data

Cultivate expertise in conducting literature searches and reviews

Develop professional skills for advanced research in academic, public, and private sectors

The program’s strength lies in its diverse array of optional modules, drawing from Psychology, Social Sciences, the Institute of Mental Health, and Medicine & Health Sciences.

Furthermore, students will embark on an independent research project within one of our research groups:

• Accident Research Unit • Behavioral Neuroscience • Cognition and Language • Computational Neuroscience • Human Development and Learning • Perception and Action • People and Society • Visual Neuroscience