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Psychology studying with reason
Why studying psychology at SFU?→ Dedicated teaching
and research → Individual supervision & mentoring → Small learning groups→ Personal contact with teachers→ Early involvement in research projects→ Orientation to practice from
the 1st semester
Admission Criteria → Alongside the university
entrance qualification (such as an Austrian secondary school leaving certificate (»Matura«), an Austrian vocational certifi-cate (»Berufsreifeprüfung«), or a foreign equivalent, such as
a High School Diploma) a let-ter of motivation is necessary; additionally, we conduct
personal interviews.
Academic Degrees → Bachelor of Science (BSc.)→ Master of Science (MSc.)
Duration of Study → 6 semesters (BSc.)→ 4 semesters (MSc.)
Studying Psychology
Studying Psychology includes a scientific basic education with an emphasis on social-scientific research methods. By a strong combination of research-based teaching and evidence-based practice (Psychological Outpatient Department) students develop professional skills and qualifications that are oriented to actual human and societal problems.
Find out more at
psychologie.sfu.ac.at
Sigmund Freud University Berlin Platz der Luftbrücke 1 12101 BerlinTel. +49 171 917 29 [email protected]
Psychological Outpatient Department Welthandelplatz 3, 1020 ViennaTel. +43 (0)1 798 40 98 / [email protected]
Sigmund Freud University Linz Adalbert-Stifter-Platz 24020 LinzTel. +43 (0) 732 995799 [email protected]
Sigmund Freud University Mailand Ripa di Porta Ticinese 7720143 MilanTel. +39 (0) 2 832 418 [email protected]
Sigmund Freud University Vienna Freudplatz 1, 1020 ViennaTel. +43 (0) 1 798 40 98 – 500 [email protected]
ΨThe greatest revolution of our generation is the discovery that human beings by changing the inner attitudes of their minds, can change the outer aspects of their lives.William James (1842 – 1910)
Sigmund FreudUniversity
SFU Course Offerings
Psychotherapy Science
→ Vienna, Paris, Berlin,
Linz, Ljubljana
Psychology
→ Vienna, Linz, Berlin, Milano
Human Medicine
Dentistry
→ Vienna
Law
→ Vienna
Sigmund FreudUniversity
The SFU was accredited and recognized as a private
university by the Austrian accreditation authority in
2005. Individual support, dialogue with the teaching
staff, and the guarantee of practical relevance
exemplify the high quality of studies at the SFU.
The close connection between research and practice
further encourages the acquisition of knowledge in
a creative teaching and learning environment.
In addition to the home university in Vienna with its
four faculties Psychotherapy Science, Psychology,
Medicine, and Law, the SFU offers locations in Paris,
Milano, Ljubljana, Linz, and Berlin.
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History of Psychology IReading SeminarIntroduction to Philosophy of Social ResearchExercises: Introduction to Philosophy of Social ResearchNeuroscience and Cognitive Sciences IExercises: SelfawarenessAutobiografical WritingCulture Theory
History of Psychology IIStatistics IMedia Theory and DesignConversation TechniquesNeuroscience and Cognitive Sciences IIGeneral Psychology IExercises: Introduction to Methods of Experimental Psychology
Developmental and Educational Psychology IStatistics IIIntroduction to Qualitative Methods ISeminar: Introduction to Qualitative Methods IHistorical AnthropologyModerationGeneral Psychology II
Developmental and Educational Psychology IIIntroduction to Quantitative Methods of Data Collection: Test TheoryExercices: Introduction to Quantitative Methods of Data Collection: Test TheoryIntroduction to Qualitative Methods IISeminar: Introduction to Qualitative Methods IISociologyLeadership and Team Dynamics
Social Psychology IPsychological Diagnostics ICommunication Research and LinguisticsCrisis Intervention and Conflict Management Differential Psychology IPreparation Bachelor’s Thesis Scientific Writing
Social Psychology IIPsychological Diagnostics IIEconomicsDifferential Psychology II: Gender StudiesBachelor’s ThesisBachelor’s Exam
Paradigms of Clinical Psychology Psychopathology and Genesis of Psychological DisordersElective: Rehabilitation of Chronical DiseasesPsychiatric and Neurological PrinciplesBiological Psychology and PsychopharmacologyResearch Methods and Evaluation – Quantitative Research Techniques IResearch Methods and Evaluation – Qualitative Research Techniques IHistory of Applied PsychologyAnamnesisPsychological Intervention in Groups
Methods and Scope of Activities of Clinical-psychological Interventions Clinical Diagnostics and AssessmentElective: Health PsychologyForensic PsychologyPsychosomaticsResearch Methods and Evaluation – Quantitative Research Techniques IIResearch Methods and Evaluation – Qualitative Research Techniques IILegal Framework Conditions of Psychological OccupationDiagnosticsAssessment
Paradigms of Economic PsychologyOccupational PsychologyElective: Brand and Consumer PsychologyPrinciples of Business Administration I Personnel PsychologyResearch Methods and Evaluation – Quantitative Research Techniques IResearch Methods and Evaluation – Qualitative Research Techniques IHistory of Applied PsychologyPersonnel SelectionOrganisational-Psychological Consulting
Organisational PsychologyMarket Psychology Elective: Behavioural Economy Principles of Business Administration II Psychology of Service Research Methods and Evaluation – Quantitative Research Techniques IIResearch Methods and Evaluation – Qualitative Research Techniques IILegal Framework Conditions of Psychological OccupationMarket ResearchSupervision, Coaching, Mediation
InternshipSupervision of the InternshipPreparation Master’s Thesis
Research WorkshopScientific WritingMaster’s ThesisMaster’s Exam
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Bachelorprogramme / bSC. Masterprogramme Clinical Psychology / mSC.
Masterprogramme Economic Psychology / mSC.
For the 3rd and 4th semester the same structure applies for all master’s programmes
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Module 1 Paradigmatic History of Psychology
Module 2 Empirical Human and Social Sciences
Module 3 Neurosciences and Cognitive Sciences
Module 4 General Psychology
Module 5 Statistics
Module 6 Test Theory
Module 7 Qualitative Research Methods
Module 8 Developmental- and Educational Psychology
Module 9 Social Psychology
Module 10 Psychological Diagnostics
Module 11 Differential Psychology
Module 12 Psychological Action Competencies
Module 13 Basics for Working Inter- and Transdisciplinary
Module 14 Preparation Bachelor’s Thesis
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Module 15 Clinical Psychology
Module 16 Occupational-, Organisational-
and Economic Psychology
Module 1 Theory
Module 2 Subject-Specific Postgraduate Training
Module 3 Elective Course
Module 4 Research Methods and Evaluation
Module 5 Frame Conditions
Module 6 Psychological Action Competencies
Module 7 Practice
Module 8 Preparation and Supervision
of the Master’s Thesis
Elective courses
Introduction to Clinical Psychology I and II is exchangeable for interdisciplinary courses (M.13) of the 5th and 6th semester.
Introduction to Occupational-, Organisational- and Economic Psychology is exchangeable for Differential Psychology
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