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University of Gothenburg

Master´s Programme in Psychological Science

The programme is highly research-oriented. Students do an internship in collaboration with a research group and receive hands-on research mentoring, within or outside of the Department, as part of their course work across the first three semesters. By collaborating with researchers in Psychology, students get practi…

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  • 30 August 2027
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Overview

The programme is highly research-oriented. Students do an internship in collaboration with a research group and receive hands-on research mentoring, within or outside of the Department, as part of their course work across the first three semesters. By collaborating with researchers in Psychology, students get practical hands-on experience of various research-related tasks as well as in-depth understanding of research challenges. In addition, this collaboration serves as the springboard for the master thesis project written in the fourth semester. The master thesis should meet the standards for publication in scientific psychology journals. Moreover, course readings primarily include current high-quality research articles from the most influential journals in the field. The courses are taught by teachers who are active researchers in their fields. The programme courses are designed to give students sustainable knowledge and skills that support life-long learning. Specifically, the programme aims at incorporating broadly-applicable skills, such as generating research hypotheses, critically reviewing and evaluating concepts and ideas, planning and organizing research projects, presenting research orally and in writing, collaborating in science, and peer reviewing. The pedagogical approach of the programme aligns with these learning outcomes by implementing evidence-based practices in higher education. For whom?<br> The Master's Programme in Psychological Science is an international full-time campus-based programme open to both Swedish and international applicants. The programme is taught in English and comprises 2 years. The programme is available to students with a bachelor's degree in Psychology or equivalent. It builds on and is designed to promote active involvement and engagement of the student. Students build their own learning portfolios and develop their future career plans as part of the programme. Using an approach that integrates subject-matter content and research methods, the programme equips students with state-of-the-art knowledge of the main areas of psychological science (i.e., biological/neuropsychological, lifespan/developmental, cognitive, personality, and social psychology), as well as in-depth skills in research methodology. For more information please go to [https://www.gu.se/en/study-gothenburg/masters-programme-in-psychological-science-s2map](<https://www.gu.se/en/study-gothenburg/masters-programme-in-psychological-science-s2map>)

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Entry requirements

The applicant needs to have achieved a Bachelor's degree of at least 180 credits with a major in Psychology (or equivalent), and a minimum of 15 credits in research methods. The applicant must also prove skills in the English language at the level of at least English 6 / English B or equivalent level on an internationally recognized test such as TOEFL or IELTS. Potential candidates will be asked to submit motivation letters indicating their academic and professional background/experience as well as how the programme will benefit their defined professional career goals.

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2027-08-30
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University of Gothenburg

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i.uoh.gu.s2map.74000.20272
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e.uoh.gu.s2map.74000.20272
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S2MAP
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2026-09-17T14:28:18

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