Overview

Contemporary societies are increasingly complex and multifaceted, requiring psychologists to deal with interculturality and multiple ethnicities in their work with both individuals and the community.

Career opportunities

Graduates work as psychologists in areas with multicultural users: hospitals (clinical psychology and clinical neuropsychology), education, multidisciplinary teams operating in the field of social welfare, non-profit social cooperatives or non-governmental organisations, private and public work organisations with multi-ethnic clients and personnel.

Programme structure

1st Year

• Clinical Ethnopsychology
• Intercultural Psychology
• Intergroup Relations
• Cross-cultural Issues in Personnel Psychology
• Clinical Psychology and Cultural Differences
• Assessment and Diagnosis in Clinical Neuropsychology
• Psychology of Inclusion and Social Sustainability
• Psychology of Adult Development across Cultures
• Career Counseling and Vocational Guidance in Multi-cultural Contexts
• Brain Disorders and Behaviour across Cultures
• Cross-cultural Research Methods
• Measurement and Data Analysis in Cross-cultural Research
• Sociology, Places and Cultures of Sustainability

2nd Year:

• Animal and Human Behaviour: A Comparative Perspective
• Intercultural Education
• Philosophy of Interculturality
• Human Rights in Intercultural Dialogue
• Ethics and Deontology in Psychology
• Mental Health in the Digital Culture

Workshops:

• Psychology for Cooperation and Sustainable Development
• Community Mediation
• Intercultural analysis of crisis and discomfort in developmental processes

Practical Internship: 500 hours