Psychology - Psychological Intervention

Overview

The broad-based training Psychology - Psychological Intervention course from University of Luxembourg covers:

• clinical psychology, including both mental disorders in adults and children, interviewing and intervention techniques
• health psychology, focusing on theoretical aspects of health promotion, health risks as well as methods to assess psychological and biological indicators relevant for health
• other areas of applied psychology, comprising among others media psychology, cultural psychology and school psychology

The course is taught through the attendance of seminars and workshops that are assessed via written submissions, examinations and presentations. You will complete both a research-based internship lasting at least three months and a research project consisting of a master thesis, submitted at the end of the course. 

Graduate destinations

MSc in Psychological Intervention students have good career prospects, especially in the fields of clinical psychology, health psychology, educational psychology, and other fields of intervention as well as in research. 

Students who obtain a very good degree may apply for doctoral studies and enrol in the Faculty’s Doctoral School or attend the master’s programme in Psychotherapy. 

The Master's degree also meets the prerequisites for psychotherapy training in Germany.