Master's programmes

Learn to apply knowledge of human cognitive, sensory and motor systems in real-life situations.

Learn about the psychology of children and adolescents. Apply your knowledge of developmental psychology in clinical practice.

Learn how to treat and prevent psychological problems and disorders. Acquire fundamental knowledge and skills in evidence-based psychotherapies and become familiar with the research methods.

Become a social scientist in the field of developmental psychology, pedagogy, and/or interdisciplinary social sciences.

GIMA focuses on the management and application of geographical information from a scientific perspective.

Human Computer Interaction is an interdisciplinary programme, focussing on both the fundamental and applied knowledge of human and machine communication, as well as their interaction.

In the Human Geography programme, you will study urban regions and their economic developments from various academic perspectives and thematic angles. You will find possible solutions for contemporary and upcoming (economic) challenges of cities.

International Development Studies focuses on current development issues and teaches conceptual, theoretical, and empirical knowledge of trends and topics on the development agenda.

State-of-the-art research in methodology and statistics of the biomedical, behavioural and social sciences.

Learn to assess and treat cognitive and behavioural disorders following brain damage.

Investigate the social and health-related aspects of behavioural regulation

This programme will teach you how theories from the field of social, health and organisational psychology can contribute to the management of complex problems within these specific psychological areas.

You will be thoroughly trained to analyse and advise on contemporary social issues. You will develop into an academic professional on your own chosen theme.

The Master's programme Spatial Planning trains you to solve conflicting interests on urban land.

In this master you are trained to analyse increasing urbanisation, growing environmental threats and uneven economic globalisation. You will learn to formulate effective policy recommendations to make cities and regions more viable.

Note: from September 2017 the Urban Geography programme will merge with Economic Geography to form the new Human Geography programme. As a result it is no longer possible to apply for Urban Geography.