Clinical and Health Psychology (Research)
| Specialisation of: | Psychology (research) |
|---|---|
| Degree: | Master of Science in Psychology (Research) |
| Mode of Study: | Full-time |
| Duration: | 2 years |
| Start date: | September and February |
| Language of instruction: | English |
| Location: | Leiden |
| Croho/isat code: | 60395 |
The research master’s Clinical and Health Psychology prepares you for a PhD trajectory. Academic and research skills are trained at an advanced level. You will make an in-depth study of topics within the broad context of ‘self-regulation of health and illness’. Topics that you will investigate include: stress, symptomperception and illness, the dynamics of behavioral change, and coping with (chronic) disease. You will learn a broad variety of methods and techniques, e.g., clinical trials, neuro maging, and longitudinal survey or intervention studies. It is possible to also qualify for the post-master training in health care psychology.
Entry requirements
The MSc in Psychology (Research) is a selective master with a restricted number of places.
Entry requirements
- BA or BSc in Psychology or a related field, with a third year course (or 400 level) on the topic of the track.
- Superior grade for bachelor thesis and project.
- A high average grade for coursework.
- Letter of motivation by applicant
Students who do not hold a Leiden University bachelor should also have:
- Two positive reference letters by members of academic staff
- Proficiency in English (IELTS score 7.5 or TOEFL 107/263/625), evidenced by an appropriate test
An HBO diploma does not give admission to this master’s programme.
