Psychology

The Master Psychologie at the University of Strasbourg, created in 2018 by merging three specialized masters, trains clinical psychologists across three tracks: cognitive clinical neuropsychology; clinical psychology of normal/pathological development and learning (childhood, adolescence, ageing); and clinical psychology in cognitive-behavioural therapy. Roughly 43% of coursework (51 ECTS) is shared across tracks, with training grounded in five university research laboratories. It leads to the legally regulated 'psychologue' title (loi 85-772 of 25 July 1985), qualifying graduates to practice in hospitals, medico-social institutions or private practice, or to pursue doctoral study.

Specific entry criteria for this programme are confirmed case by case. Your EOE counsellor will review your academic record, English scores and budget — free of charge — and tell you exactly where you stand.