Masters Degrees in Cross-Cultural Psychology

We have 10 Masters Degrees in Cross-Cultural Psychology

Masters degrees in Cross-Cultural Psychology involve advanced study of the cultural influences that affect psychological processes on individual, communal, and societal levels. Related postgraduate specialisms include Interdisciplinary Psychology and Social Psychology. Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree in an appropriate subject such as Intercultural Communication Studies or Psychology.

Why study a Masters in Cross-Cultural Psychology?

## Cross-cultural psychologists examine how different cultures view the world around them, and how psychological processes across cultures build variance in perception. They’re also interested in exploring possible ‘universals’ in behaviours and mental processes across different cultures. Programmes typically explore cultural variations such as differences in behaviour and language, attitudes, beliefs and emotions. For example, you may examine the psychological approaches that different cultures take when it comes to conflict, gender difference and subjective wellbeing. On the other hand, you could focus on similarities between cultures, such as transpersonal experiences (spiritual and contemplative traditions), and ideas of individualism and collectivism. Careers are varied, but you could find work as a clinical psychologist, a counsellor in healthcare or community settings, an educational psychologist or an occupational psychologist.

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Psychology MRes

Aberdeen University
Psychology

The role of Psychologists in our every day lives is becoming much more prominent with more emphasis on areas such as cognitive behavioural therapies, mindfulness, and other support to improve our lives now available via the NHS and more people seeking self help methods and private support to cope more effectively with different situations throughout their lives. Read more

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International Tourism Management MSc / PGDip

University College Birmingham
Postgraduate Courses

Tourism is one of the world’s most dynamic and competitive industries. If you want to forge a career in this field, our International Tourism Management postgraduate course will give you the tools you need to become a skilful and knowledgeable manager who can make an immediate impact on any organisation. Read more

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Humanistic Counselling and Psychotherapy PGDip

University of Brighton
School of Humanities and Social Science

Developed in reaction to the dominance of behaviourism and psychoanalysis, the humanistic paradigm emphasises the human capacity for self-determination. Read more

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Professional Development: Culturally Adaptive Leadership

Professional Development International
Postgraduate Work-based Learning

Culture, Adaptive Leadership, Change and Transcultural Competence Professional Development International | Postgraduate Work-based Learning | London | United Kingdom The Masters degree in Professional Development: Culturally Adaptive Leadership is designed to develop the perspectives and skills needed for leading in today’s global business and social environment. Read more

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Foundations in Clinical Psychology - MSc

Canterbury Christ Church University
Faculty of Science, Engineering and Social Sciences

Our MSc Foundations in Clinical Psychology will prepare you to potentially pursue doctoral training in clinical psychology, or training in other mental health disciplines, and provides a stepping stone towards a rewarding career working in the field of mental health. Read more

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MSc Psychology (Research)

Aberdeen University
Psychology

Researchers use behavioural and neuroimaging techniques to understand the relationship between perception and environment among clinical and healthy individuals. Read more

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Clinical, Social and Intercultural Psychology

University of Padua
School of Psychology

The Master’s degree in Clinical, Social and Intercultural Psychology offers knowledge and practical skills in different sectors of Psychology, in order to diversify the psychologist’s toolbox across interventions regarding mental health, individuals at work and societies. Read more

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Social, Emotional, and Behavioral Wellness Certificate - Online

Lehigh University
Global Programs

Course Requirements: 4 courses (12 credits) Format: Online synchronous courses and independent fieldwork experiences Typical Course Load: … Read more

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International School Counseling Certificate - Online + In-Person

Lehigh University
Global Programs

Course Requirements: 4 courses (12 credits) Format: Spring 1 online asynchronous course, Summer 2 in-person courses, Fall 1 online asynchronous course Time to Completion: 1 year Application Deadlines: Spring-Start Priority Deadline September 15 / Final Deadline November 15. Read more

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Master's (M.Ed.) International School Counseling - Online + In-Person

Lehigh University
Global Programs

Course Requirements: 16 courses (48 credits) Typical Course Load: Fall (1-2 online courses), Winter intersession (1 online course), Spring… Read more

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Masters Degrees in Cross-Cultural Psychology

We have 10 Masters Degrees in Cross-Cultural Psychology

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