Master's Program
In the Master's program in Social, Economic and Decision Psychology, the fundamentals of social psychology, decision research and cognitive psychology are studied in depth and their significance for human behaviour in an economic context is examined. We deal with fundamental mechanisms and processes that have an impact on people's perception, judgment, decisions and behavior.
The Master's program is designed as a full-time study of two years. While the first two semesters are dominated by participation in seminars and the master's project, students start planning their master's thesis in the third semester and complete it in the fourth semester. The program is concluded with a master's exam. The successful participants of the program receive the Master of Science in Psychology.