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Department of Psychology

BSc in Psychology – General Information

For our study programs in Psychology, which are only offered in German, it is mandatory to speak German with a C1 level of language proficiency.

For our incoming exchange students from partner universities, who are coming for 1 - 2 semesters to the University of Zurich, we offer various Psychology modules in English. Website for mobility incoming students

Structure

At the University of Zurich, psychology as a major subject takes at least 6 semesters, consisting of 120 ECTS points for major and 60 ECTS points for minor studies. These bachelor studies are divided into an earlier assessment phase and a subsequent advanced studies phase which concludes with a «Bachelor of Science in Psychology» diploma.

Classes and examinations of our core modules are generally held in German. Therefore, in-depth information is to be found on our German website. more

If other questions should arise, please contact the BSc guidance service. more


Contents

Psychology as an empiric science aims to describe, explain, and – under certain conditions – predict human behavior and living, in individuals as well as in groups. It means studying the human development during its entire lifespan and inspects internal and external causes and circumstances of a normal or pathological formation.

Students of the major subject Psychology acquire basic knowledge and the ability to think methodically and scientifically.

The BSc program covers the fields of «General Psychology» (general principles of cognition, motivation, and emotion), «Social, Organisational, and Business Psychology», «Clinical Psychology and Psychopathology», «Neuropsychology and Cognitive Neuroscience», «Developmental Psychology across the lifespan», «Personality and Assessment», and «Psychological Methods» (statistics and general methods).

Admission

For further information about the application procedure, please contact the Admissions Office (Kanzlei/Zulassungsstellehere).

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