
Psychology with focus on Coaching & Counselling You already have a bachelor’s degree and are interested in an in-depth master’s in psychology? Would you like to work in consulting, human resources management or as a self-employed coach? Our psychology master’s program with a focus on Coaching and Counselling makes this possible for you. The Psychology master’s programme is offered with two specializations: one specializing in clinical, rehabilitation and gerontological psychology and the other in coaching and counseling. We offer prospective students the opportunity to take a master’s degree with both concentrations, thus obtaining a double master’s degree. In the business field, the area of psychology includes work with personnel selection and supervision, leadership, marketing, corporate health management, and independent consulting activities, such as management consulting. Request Information Apply Now Key Facts Starting semesters Winter semester: September Summer semester: March Tuition fees | EU applicants € 748 monthly Save an additional 10% each month with our IT contribution discount. (T&C’s apply) Please find out more about our fees, discounts and how you can fund your studies. Tuition fees | EU applicants € 748 monthly Save an additional 10% each month with our IT contribution discount. (T&C’s apply) Please find out more about our fees, discounts and how you can fund your studies. Degree Master of Science, MSc Credits 120 ECTS Language of instruction German Focus of the study Study psychology without NC Hybrid teaching for more flexibility Teaching by young and renowned lecturers from the science, business, and the health sector Freely selectable focus Coached internship Integrated practical projects Individual support in small learning groups Career planning support from the Career Development Centre Option for a double master’s programme in psychology Location Berlin Hamburg Iserlohn Important note There is no guarantee that classroom teaching will be possible throughout the semester due to COVID-19.









