Admission requirements

For admission to the psychology degree program, one of the following requirements is necessary:

General qualification for university entrance (Abitur) or University of Applied Sciences entrance qualification or passed master craftsman examination or secondary school leaving certificate (at least Realschulabschluss) and qualified completion of a recognized vocational training of at least 3 years, which demonstrates an average overall or final grade of 2.5 or better (if these grades are not specified, the arithmetic mean of the individual subject grades applies) or completion of a professional advancement training of at least 400 hours of instruction, a technical college, or a professional or administrative academy or final examination in a state-recognized training occupation with subsequent at least 2 years of professionally related work experience in the field of study and passing a separate university entrance examination

Details

The Bachelor distance learning programme in Psychology at DIPLOMA provides students with comprehensive knowledge in the practice of psychology and is aimed at individuals who want to understand why people think, feel, and behave the way they do. It combines theoretical foundations with practical applications in the disciplines of Clinical Psychology, Educational Psychology, Health, and Business, and is also offered in six semesters full-time if needed.

The target group includes individuals aspiring to a career in various psychological fields, including Personnel Development, Marketing, Market Research, and Business Consulting. The programme opens up numerous career opportunities as graduates can work as qualified professionals in various sectors, from Health Psychology to Sports Psychology to Market Research.

A highlight of the programme is the flexibility it offers: classes can be completed entirely online, with exams either online or at a physical examination centre. The programme is suitable for working professionals and other individuals who need to balance their education with other commitments. A six-week mandatory internship additionally prepares students practically for their future tasks.

A special feature of the programme is the elective modules offered, such as Neuropsychology, Psychological Empowerment, or Communication and Media Psychology, which allow students to deepen their knowledge in specific areas of interest. With this flexibility and thanks to innovative teaching materials, the programme is suitable for anyone considering a psychology degree, whether as a basis for further studies or as a direct entry into the profession.