Master Psychology - University of Twente

The programme
At the University of Twente, we believe that to understand human behaviour means to understand the world. In tackling today’s challenges, from new technologies and global conflicts to health crises and changing perceptions of identity, psychologists must go beyond academic theory, and become practical problem-solvers. In this Master’s programme, you will receive not only the specialist knowledge necessary to become an expert, but also the hands-on skills to apply your expertise in helping people, communities and organizations.
The Master’s programme is split into two semesters, with both consisting of an eight-week teaching block, and a two-week examination block. You have to take 60 European credits (1 EC corresponds with 28 hours of study) within the programme. The nominal study load is 15 EC per block, with some flexibility. The exact range of specialization courses, and the blocks in which courses are offered, may vary per academic year.
The study programme also offers elective space. This gives you the opportunity to specialize and explore pathways to becoming the psychological professional you want to be.


The specializations offered are
•Human Factors and Engineering Psychology
•Conflict, Risk and Safety
•Health Psychology and Technology
•Learning Sciences
•Positive Clinical Psychology and Technology


Career opportunities
With the skills and knowledge you acquire in our Master’s programme Psychology, you will have excellent job prospects. On average, our graduates find a good job within three months. As a versatile UT Psychology graduate, you will find many paths open to you. For example, you can become a health care professional, a member of a design team in industry, a consultant, or a researcher in- or outside academia. As the UT places high importance on technology, you will be able to thrive in a 21st-century environment.