Master's Degree in Psychology

The Master in Psychology includes two specialties: Specialty in Psychology of Social and Community Intervention and Specialty in Experimental Psychology. Students must, necessarily, opt for one of the specialties, and will see the name of the specialty studied reflected in the title.

The Master in Psychology (90 credits) includes two specialties:

• Specialty in Psychology of Social and Community Intervention
• Specialty in Experimental Psychology.

Students must, necessarily, opt for one of the specialties, and they will see the name of the specialty studied reflected in the title:

• Master in Psychology: Specialty in Social and Community Psychology; either
• Master in Psychology: Specialty in Experimental Psychology

The objective of the degree is to provide advanced training in Psychology that enables the development of research and professional practice specific to each of the specialties.

The specialty in Social and Community Intervention Psychology has a fundamentally applied nature, and is aimed at providing the advanced training required for the professional practice of Psychology in social and community intervention programs in both public and private institutions.

The objective of the specialty in Experimental Psychology is both to train for subsequent access to Doctoral programs, and to provide training for research and professional practice of Psychology in laboratory contexts and in the management of research projects.