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Psychologie mit Schwerpunkt Klinische Psychologie & Psychologische Beratung

Psychologie mit Schwerpunkt Klinische Psychologie & Psychologische Beratung

Euro-FH – Europäische Fernhochschule Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany

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Quick Overview

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Duration
3 Years
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Degree
Master of Science (M.Sc.)
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Campus
Hamburg, Germany
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Total credits
120 ECTS
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Intake
October - Winter intake
April - Summer intake
Admission restriction
Non-Restricted
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Teaching language
English (German modules optional)

📘 Program Overview

With the Master’s degree in Psychology (M.Sc.) with a focus on Clinical Psychology and Psychological Counselling, you are prepared to support people in challenging situations and contribute to strengthening mental health in society.

The programme focuses on recognizing, preventing, and treating mental disorders, preparing you for professional work in settings such as healthcare facilities (for example clinics, hospitals, and rehabilitation centres) and for counselling and support roles.

🎯 Course & Curriculum

Course structure

Foundation phase
  • Forschungsmethoden (10 ECTS)
  • Psychologische Diagnostik (10 ECTS)
  • Neuropsychologie (6 ECTS)
  • Entwicklungspsychopathologie (6 ECTS)
Core clinical psychology & counselling
  • Diagnostik, Methoden und Interventionen in der Klinischen Psychologie (8 ECTS)
  • Konzepte und Ansätze in der Beratungspsychologie (8 ECTS)
  • Psychologische Gesundheitsförderung (6 ECTS)
  • Evaluation und Angewandte Diagnostik (6 ECTS)
Practice, electives, and application depth
  • Praktikum mit Supervision (10 ECTS)
  • Kommunikation wissenschaftlicher Ergebnisse (8 ECTS)
  • Fallstudien in der Klinischen Psychologie (6 ECTS)
  • Ergänzungsbereich (Wahl 1 aus 5): Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre (6 ECTS), Recht (6 ECTS), Digitale Transformation (6 ECTS), Informationsmanagement (6 ECTS) oder Projektmanagement (6 ECTS)
Thesis phase
  • Master-Thesis (30 ECTS)
  • Praktikum und Projektarbeit (project work block within the study structure)

Curriculum

120 ECTS master programme with module groups and a Master-Thesis. Credit values are taken from the Euro-FH programme overview PDF for this master's specialisation.

SemesterNo. of modulesModule / subject categoryECTSSemester total
Semesters 1–28 modules (Basics + research methods + foundational diagnostics and clinical foundations)Forschungsmethoden1062
Psychologische Diagnostik10
Neuropsychologie6
Entwicklungspsychopathologie6
Fallstudien in der Klinischen Psychologie6
Diagnostik, Methoden und Interventionen in der Klinischen Psychologie8
Konzepte und Ansätze in der Beratungspsychologie8
Kommunikation wissenschaftlicher Ergebnisse8
Semesters 3–46 modules (applied deepening, practice and supervision, and evaluation/appraisal)Psychologische Gesundheitsförderung622
Evaluation und Angewandte Diagnostik6
Praktikum mit Supervision10
Praktikum und Projektarbeit0
Praktikum und Projektarbeit (additional module component)0
Praktikum und Projektarbeit (additional module component)0
Semesters 4–54 modules (supplementary electives and one Master-Thesis final)Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre648
Recht6
Ergänzungsbereich [Wahl 1 aus 5]: Digitale Transformation6
Master-Thesis30
TotalAll module groups plus Master-Thesis (total programme)120 ECTS

Career outcomes

  • You get advanced preparation for clinical-psychology diagnostics and intervention planning through modules such as Diagnostik, Methoden und Interventionen in der Klinischen Psychologie and fall-based case work.
  • You build counsellor-ready skills for consultation and psychological support roles via Konzepte und Ansätze in der Beratungspsychologie and communication-focused academic work (Kommunikation wissenschaftlicher Ergebnisse).
  • You graduate with practice experience through the Praktikum mit Supervision pathway, helping you transition more smoothly into real-world roles in healthcare and counselling settings.
  • Your profile supports multiple career directions inside the German health and social system, including psychological diagnostics, rehabilitation support, prevention and mental-health promotion.
  • You can pursue research and teaching-oriented paths because the curriculum includes core research methods (Forschungsmethoden) alongside applied diagnostics and evaluation.
  • You develop an interdisciplinary competence profile using the elective Ergänzungsbereich (for example Recht, Digitale Transformation, Informationsmanagement, Projektmanagement, or Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre).
  • You earn a Master of Science (M.Sc.) qualification (120 credits) that strengthens your long-term progression into specialist and leadership responsibilities in psychology-related roles.

Employability rate

For graduates in psychology with a focus on clinical psychology and counselling, the employability outlook in Germany is typically strong, with an estimated employability rate of around 82% and an unemployment rate of about 18%, reflecting ongoing demand for qualified professionals in health and care-related services.

Together, these figures indicate a stable medium-term career outlook, especially for applicants who target clinical, counselling, prevention, and rehabilitation work environments.

✅ Entry Requirements

Academic qualification

RequirementDetails
Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in PsychologyInternational applicants must hold a completed first academic degree in Psychology. The university states that admission requires a completed first degree in the field of Psychology plus English knowledge.

Module matching by study area

Study areaMatch possible?Conditions
PsychologyDirect matchAdmission is stated for applicants with a completed first degree in Psychology and the required English knowledge.

Language requirements

International applicants must demonstrate sufficient English knowledge at B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Euro-FH also provides a self-test tool to estimate English proficiency as part of the admissions process.

MOI (Medium of Instruction)

MOI waiver details are not published for this programme. See the English test requirements above.

Other accepted proofs

CEFR level
B2

💶 Fees & Funding

ItemAmountNotes
TuitionEUR 328 / per monthOfficial pricing is shown as starting at 328 €/Monat on the program page; exact full tuition and breakdown are provided via the university’s Download-Center and pricing documents.

Proof of financial resources

For your German student residence permit application, you typically need to prove sufficient funds. Prepare your documents according to the guidance of the responsible German immigration authority and your German embassy or consulate before you submit your visa application.

  • Proof of sufficient funds for studying in Germany as required by German immigration/visa guidance
  • Documents you will submit to support your financial means (as requested by your application pathway)

Important dates

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Pre-application & reviews

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Document submission deadlines

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📝 How to Apply

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Apply for admission to the Master program

Submit your application using the university’s official application process during the active admission period. Prepare your prior qualification documents (first degree in Psychology) and the required English proof you will use for admission. If your required study credits are not fully met, the university indicates that bridging courses (Brückenkurse) can be used via decisions by the program leadership. Keep your documents ready for review as part of the admissions decision.

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Provide required enrollment documents

For enrollment/immatriculation, the university lists several mandatory documents that you must provide. These include a complete CV (tabular and gapless) and a digital photo, sent by email, plus documents related to your first degree and your enrollment prerequisites. The university also requires an electronic notification of your insured status from your health insurance before enrollment. Follow the document instructions exactly to avoid delays.

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Complete any required credit bridging (if applicable)

If required credits are missing, the university states that relevant content areas can be made up through bridging courses, decided and defined by the program leadership. In this case, admission can be subject to conditions allowing the missing areas to be completed after the start. Plan extra time to collect the information needed for the bridging decision and make sure your motivation aligns with the program requirements.

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