Leiden University, MSc, Economic and Consumer Psychology

Prospective students should: possess a bachelor’s degree from a university programme or an equivalent degree and possess the skills, understanding and knowledge that are required for earning the bachelor’s degree; more specific within this bachelor programme the knowledge on university level of the following topics: introduction to psychology social and organisational psychology personality psychology cognitive psychology neuropsychology and/or psychophysiology and/or biopsychology clinical and abnormal psychology developmental and educational psychology theory or training in interpersonal skills, such as interview, counselling, discussion techniques.. theory or training in psycho diagnostics advanced courses (at least 30 ec) on a third year Bachelor level on topics pertaining to the preferred master specialisation within the MSc Psychology. and Have sufficient knowledge of Methodology and Statistics (at least 20 EC): introductory and more advanced courses in methods and statistics of psychological research (including psychometrics, multivariate data analysis) and the use of SPSS. Have earned the degree of bachelor at a university not being a university of professional education, or demonstrate the ability to meet the requirements for such a degree; Have proof of thorough proficiency in English: English language test IELTS overall 7.0 and band scores 6.5/ TOEFL IBT 100, band scores 22 (reading), 22 (listening), 22 (speaking) and 25 (writing)/Cambridge CPE-C evidenced by an appropriate test