The Master in Developmental Psychodiagnostics provides specialized training in the assessment and diagnosis of psychological issues in children and adolescents. This program focuses on understanding developmental processes and identifying potential difficulties. The curriculum aims to equip students with advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills in psychodiagnostic evaluation. Graduates will be prepared to work with young individuals facing developmental challenges, offering tailored diagnostic and intervention strategies.
Graduates of the Master in Developmental Psychodiagnostics are prepared for roles involving the psychological assessment and support of children and adolescents. Career paths may include work in clinical settings, educational institutions, or child welfare services.
Admission details and specific requirements are often found in the official 'Bando' (call for applications), which is available as a PDF document.
The first installment of the registration fee was due by February 2, 2015.
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The tuition fee for the Master in Developmental Psychodiagnostics is 2500 EUR per year for all students.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Child Psychologist, Adolescent Psychologist, or Psychodiagnostic Evaluator, working in clinical settings, educational institutions, or child welfare services.
You should consult the official announcement ('Bando') for detailed admission criteria and application instructions, and submit all necessary documents by the specified deadlines.
A relevant previous university degree is required. While English proficiency is indicated as likely necessary, specific test scores are not provided.
The first installment of the registration fee was due by February 2, 2015, for the 2014/2015 academic year.