The Bachelor's degree in Psychology (B.Sc.) is a six-semester undergraduate course, the profile of which essentially consists of a combination of natural and social science approaches with a strong empirical-experimental tradition.

The aim of training in the Bachelor's degree in Psychology is to lay the foundations for
a) a scientific qualification,
b) various activities in the field of psychological diagnostics and counselling (including education and training counselling, personnel and organisational development) and in the application of neuroscientific knowledge (including in neuro-technologies, intervention methods, neuro-economics) and
c) medical training in a subsequent Master's program M.Sc. Psychotherapy by teaching the requirements specified in the Psychotherapists Act.
The Bachelor's examination is the first professional qualification in the study of Psychology for the above and related professional fields.

Applications are submitted via the Dialogue Oriented Service Process (DoSV) of Hochschulstart!

Applicants can improve their chances of securing a study place in the BSc Psychology by successfully participating in the BaPsy-DGPs study aptitude tests. Participation is not a requirement, but is recommended.
Please note that even with a very good grade in the higher education entrance qualification (e.g. general higher education entrance qualification (Abitur) grade 1.0), only a maximum of 60 out of 100 points can be achieved in the selection procedure. A maximum of 40 points can be earned with a perfect test score.