The Master’s programme in Psychology at the University of Twente offers five different specializations and leads to the title of Master of Science (MSc). During the one-year programme, you will take courses in your specialization, perhaps go on an internship, and write your Master’s thesis. Your thesis will be based on a research project that you will conduct in your area of specialization. You might take part in an internal research project at the University of Twente or engage in research for an external client. Master's specializations You can choose from the following specializations. At the following pages, you can find more information about the specialization, programme overview and the courses. Human Factors & Engineering Psychology Conflict, Risk & Safety Health Psychology & Technology Learning Sciences Positive Psychology & Technology (Clinical Psychology: in Dutch, only for Dutch (speaking) students).

Many opportunities await you as a psychologist. Most people associate the work of psychologists with the healthcare sector. But psychologists are active in government, business, education and industry. Regardless of the sector, psychologists research and analyse behaviour and look for practical, possibly technological, solutions for psychological issues. Once you’ve completed your degree, and depending on your specialization, you’ll be ready to take on a job as a behavioural scientist, a researcher, consultant or a trainer. Below you can read more about the career prospects associated with the various specializations.