Curricular Structure

The Professional Master's Degree in Psychology has a minimum duration of 24 months and a maximum of 30 months. It comprises a total of 36 credits, one credit corresponding to 15 class hours. The curricular structure is divided into mandatory disciplines, elective disciplines, and guidance for the dissertation

Mandatory Disciplines - 10 Credits

• Research Seminar I
• Research Seminar II
• Psychological and Psychosocial Processes: Diagnosis and Interventions
• Mandatory subject from Line 1 (Psychic Processes and their Clinical Implications) or
• Mandatory subject from Line 2 (Diagnosis and Interventions of Psychosocial Problems in Work Contexts)

Elective Disciplines - 14 Credits

Line 1 - Diagnosis and Clinical Interventions in Psychosocial Contexts

• Interventions in Crisis and Chronicity Situations
• Advanced Seminars in Clinical Diagnosis and Interventions
• Families in Contemporaneity
• Early Interventions
• Special Topics in Psychology

Line 2 - Risks and Psychosocial Resources in Work Contexts: Diagnosis and Intervention

• Risk Society and its Psychosocial Impacts
• Advanced Seminars on Psychosocial Risks in Work Contexts
• Management Processes and Risks to Worker Health and Well-Being
• Culture, Power and Conflict in Organizational Contexts
• Special Topics in Psychology

Dissertation Guidance - 12 credits