Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Basic Competences in Psychology, Application-oriented competences, Practice and Research

Annotation

Why do people behave this way and not differently in certain situations? How does the human psyche work, how do feelings or behaviour patterns arise? What influence does society have on this, which genes? People have been dealing with these issues for centuries. They observe and research the human psyche in order to understand it. The fascination with this job profile remains unbroken. Psychology is more than “just” Freud or psychotherapy. It deals with phenomena from all areas of life and is used in the world of work, education, in human interaction, in politics, on the stock exchange, in trade and much more. Studying Psychology opens up many perspectives, enables a wide variety of professional paths and is fun! Our multifaceted and application-oriented Bachelor's degree in Psychology (B. Sc.) is NC-free and enables you to work in various professional contexts such as Clinical Psychology, Health Promotion, Prevention or Rehabilitation or to complement a Master's degree.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

- General higher education entrance qualification, university of applied sciences entrance qualification or an equivalent higher education entrance qualification or higher education entrance qualification for qualified professionals according to Section 70 ThürHG* - Proof of German language level C1 (for international applicants) *ThürHG § 70 (2) Professionally qualified persons without university entrance qualification, who have completed vocational training and have worked full-time for at least three years, are also entitled to pass an entrance examination to study in a particular course.

Fees

Fees (Link)

Gera Campus: EUR 520 per month plus one-off enrolment fee of EUR 450 Hamburg Campus: EUR 595 per month plus one-off enrolment fee of EUR 450 Tuition fees are reduced by 10% for graduates of a course at an SRH university, as well as for SRH employees and their relatives.