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Masters Degrees in Health Psychology, Netherlands

We have 3 Masters Degrees in Health Psychology, Netherlands

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  Social and Health Psychology - MSc
Utrecht University Social and Behavioural Sciences
Investigate the social and health-related aspects of behavioural regulation. Read more…
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  Neuropsychology - MSc
Utrecht University Social and Behavioural Sciences
LEARN TO ASSESS AND TREAT COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL DISORDERS. Are you interested in the relationship between the brain and behaviour? As a neuropsychologist, you will study psychological functions such as perception, memory, language, attention, emotion and motor skills. Read more…
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  Applied Cognitive Psychology - MSc
Utrecht University Social and Behavioural Sciences
USING KNOWLEDGE OF PSYCHOLOGY TO IMPROVE DAILY LIFE. Read more…
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