Broadly structured, polyvalent Bachelor's and Masters degree courses; In addition to the usual offers (including compatibility with the new Psychotherapists Act), also offers in the field of cognitive neuroscience, legal psychology and in the field of evaluation research.

Broadly structured Master's degree courses; In addition to the usual programmes, there is a wide range of options including cognitive neuroscience, legal psychology and evaluation research. The compulsory elective subject of legal psychology, which can also be taken in the Master's in Psychology, is particularly noteworthy here.

Cooperation with many international universities and institutions, including King's College, University of Melbourne (Australia), Universidad de Extremadura (Badajoz, Spain), Johannes Kepler University (Linz, Austria), Hebrew University Jerusalem (Israel), Brunel University London, Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing, "sicher unterwegs – Verkehrspsychologische Untersuchungen GmbH (Vienna)" (safe on the road – traffic psychology tests). There is a large Erasmus programme for stays abroad and work placements abroad, but no BIP.

Laboratory of Molecular Genetics; Two EEG laboratories; Eye tracker, access to a variety of journals and publications via the university's own VPN client (also available remotely), project-based collaborations with the University Hospital Bonn and thus access to other measurement methods (fMRI, MRI, blood tests, etc.).

among others: Ocular motor skills, psychotropic drugs, brain function, biopsychological personality models, identification of deception processes with the help of ERPs, ERP research on attention processes and motivation, intelligence models and tests, criminal psychology, right-wing populism, diagnostic sexual preferences, cultural comparison relationship research, decision-making behaviour, neuroeconomics, technostress, artificial intelligence, molecular genetics, mentoring, political skills and emotions in the workplace ("Dark Triad"); Collaborations include: King's College, Central Institute of Mental Health (ZI) Mannheim, Centre for Economics, Criminal Investigation Department of the Free State of Saxony

The faculty has drawn up its own equality concept for the coming years. The institute's internal diversity and equality working group is a possible point of contact for ideas, problems and organisational matters. The institute is largely barrier-free thanks to renovation work. Among other things, there is a quiet room and a retreat room. To give more students the opportunity to cycle to the institute, a project to expand the bicycle parking spaces at the institute is currently being implemented.