A lot of people tend to associate psychology mainly with clinical ‘couch psychology’. In UT Bachelor’s programme Psychology students will discover that psychology is much more than that – and offers far broader career prospects, too. Of course, students will build a solid foundation in clinical psychology, personality psychology, cognitive neuropsychology, social psychology and developmental psychology. On top of that, this programme will give students the tools they need to design effective interventions for new challenges in our rapidly changing world – using human-friendly robots, or creating smart solutions for tackling gaming addictions, or traffic risks resulting from mobile phone use. At the UT, students will learn to analyse personal or social problems in an academic way and to systematically work out a realistic solution in which your psychological knowledge is embedded.

A Dutch ‘vwo’ diploma or A secondary school certificate from a different country, equivalent to the Dutch vwo diploma (for example, the German Abitur, Belgium’s Diploma van Secundair Onderwijs or an international or European Baccalaureate). You can find a list with equivalent diploma here. A good level of English and Mathematics Language Requirements