Masters Degrees in Psychology, Netherlands

This programme focuses on in-depth study of theory as well as on the acquisition of professional and research skills, which can be applied in a wide range of psychology specialisations. Read more

Reflecting on Psychology (RoP) means putting psychology in perspective. Our goal is to understand why psychological concepts and phenomena are the way they are, and how they could be different. Read more

Psychology is the key to understanding and modifying human behaviour and development. Our master covers a very wide range of areas, offers 10 tracks and a lot of room for your individual preferences. Read more

Project-X parties organised via Facebook. Unhealthy eating habits. Workplace bullying. Although a wide range of issues, the same rule applies to all of them. Read more

The world of work is changing rapidly, posing new challenges for both employees and organizations. Would you like to contribute to productive solutions and their implementation?. Read more

This research programme will provide you with high-quality training in the methodological and practical skills necessary to carry out scientific research on human behaviour. Read more

How can psychology help us understand and solve environmental and energy-related problems? How can we motivate and empower people to act pro-environmentally and adapt to a changing environment?. Read more

Past victimization, previous offending, psychopathology, aggression, being male. Which of these variables might be the best predictor of future violent (re)offending?. Read more

How do we store information in working memory? What changes in that process during ageing? How does mood affect our perceptions?. Read more

How can psychology contribute to solving conflicts between groups, to a better environment, or health?. In our master's program, we highlight which social psychological factors determine human behaviour, and how these factors can be influenced. Read more

Investigate the social and health-related aspects of behavioural regulation. Read more

Why do people keep on drinking too much alcohol even if they really want to quit? Why do some people hear voices that no one else can hear? What does disgust have to do with sex?. Read more

How do children and adolescents develop? How do emotional and behavioural disorders emerge, and how can they be prevented? How can you use scientific knowledge to advise schools? In the Master’s programme Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, you will learn how to apply your knowledge of developmental psychology in clinical practice. Read more

This specialisation emphasizes organisational psychology, but also the role of emotions in modern organisations and new methods in personnel selection. Read more

How do athletes and musicians develop their talent? How can teachers stimulate children's talents and creativity in the classroom? And how can we improve talent selection of athletes, employees, musicians, and students?. Read more