Clinical Psychology, Neurosciences and Rehabilitation Sciences, M.Sc.

Application deadline

No information

Duration

4

Study form

Full-time studies

Fees

€ / Year

Clinical Psychology is a branch of Psychology that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of various psychological disorders and conditions, such as anxiety, depression, substance abuse, eating disorders and learning disabilities. Clinical Psychology deals with mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders and aims to identify and solve psychological problems using different methods and approaches. Clinical Psychology is very important, because it studies mental health which plays a key role in people’s wellbeing. Clinical Psychology university programs typically teach subjects like Biological and General Psychology, Social and Developmental Psychology, Statistics, Cognitive Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Psychology of Behavior, Applied Psychometrics, Psychotherapy, Learning and Memory, Thinking and Communication and others. A degree course in Clinical Psychology provides students with in-depth knowledge of psychological disorders, but also with opportunities for work placements and practical projects where they can develop valuable professional skills in the field, such as critical and analytical thinking, teamwork, sensitive listening and questioning, excellent communication and creative problem-solving skills. Clinical Psychology graduates can pursue careers in social welfare, public relations, special needs work, teaching, probation service, healthcare, charity work and other sectors.