Psychology

Entry to the bachelor’s programme in Psychology is selective and you will need to complete the admission process.

The admission process takes place only once a year, for enrolment in the winter and summer semesters of the relevant academic year. It is recommended, tough, to start the programme in the winter semester, since the range of courses is limited in the summer.

Admission process

Psychology at the University of Graz

The bachelor’s programme in Psychology teaches you basic practical skills and theoretical knowledge for a future career as a psychologist. You will learn to see psychology as a discipline from the natural sciences, understand empirical studies, and assess them critically.

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Master’s programme in Psychology

The master’s programme in Psychology builds directly on the bachelor’s programme, broadening and developing the knowledge and skills already acquired. At the University of Graz you also have the option of interdisciplinary master’s programmes and joint programmes, allowing further scope for individualised and specialised learning.

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Preparation for a wide range of career paths

As a graduate of the bachelor’s programme in Psychology, you will be well qualified to work in a range of careers thanks to the many different disciplines in psychological research. These include health and social care, education, business (e.g. HR consulting), science, and administration. You will need to complete the master’s programme if you want a career as a psychologist.