Psychology Psychology

This program focuses on psychological theory, research, and practice, with an emphasis on its application in a Danish and European context. You will critically analyze theory in relation to cultural and social differences in psychological practice, and learn to apply recent advances in psychological science to your own practical experiences.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

PROGRAM STUDENT PROFILE

This program is right for you if you are interested in psychology, social policy, neuroscience, or human development.

CORE COURSE OVERVIEWS

>> Cross-Cultural Psychology
Through psychological research, theory, and methods, examine how culture influences human behavior and experience, and explore its influence on social relations, family processes, and experience of self. The related implications for clinical practice will also be considered.


>> European Clinical Psychology
Study clinical psychology with a focus on the way we approach the discipline within a European context, covering cultural and ethical issues, and different psychotherapeutic schools.

>> Positive Psychology
Analyze how positive psychology is being applied across Europe. Meet with leading educators, researchers, and practitioners to witness and discuss ground-breaking methods and innovations the field is creating in the areas of public policy, business, and education.

BUILD YOUR OWN CURRICULUM

DIS has over 160 elective courses for you to build your curriculum from after choosing your required core course. You have to opportunity to focus on your major or diversify by selecting any combination of core courses based on your needs. Click here for electives related to Psychology.

Who Are DIS Students? Andrew Harness

DIS Student Bloggers

Click here to read, Positive Psychology core course student, Caitlin Kelly's blog!

Click here to read, European Clinical Psychology core course student, Katelyn Browne's blog!

Positive Psychology Student Video from the tour to Scotland, David Gwynn, Fall 2011

The psychology program at DIS is extraordinary because of its collaborative hands-on approach. Through field studies, study tours, group projects, and social activities, we bonded with our peers and
instructor in and out of the classroom. The experiences we’ve shared with our class this semester will prove to be invaluable to our developing careers.

Ryan Mace and Morgan Granger University of Maryland, College Park

DIS by far exceeded my expectations; it was the most incredible semester of college. My favorite part was my core class. The professors in the Psychology program were incredible; so passionate, insightful and keen to teach us everything they knew. I now have greater knowledge of how positive thinking and optimism can enrich our lives. The study tours were fantastic, allowing us to explore benefits of positive thinking, mindfulness and mental health initiatives.

Charlotte Davis Connecticut College
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