Admission requirements

First degree (at least Bachelor) from a recognised German or equivalent other foreign university or 6 years of professional experience.

Details

The content and structure of the Master's programme support a practical understanding of cyberpsychology. The programme covers a wide range of interconnected fields of psychology and the internet, critically questioning them. As the field is relatively new, the lack of guidelines, ethics, and best practices is addressed, enabling students to challenge existing practices and create solutions in a forward-thinking topic. The diversity of taught modules and scientific methods allows each student to develop an individual master's thesis covering personal interests.

Studying cyberpsychology aims to help each student develop an understanding of psychological theories and their application in both virtual and real-world settings, which will increasingly overlap in the future.