This Master's program focuses on psychodiagnostics, equipping students with the skills for clinical and medico-legal evaluations. It integrates essential legal and forensic elements, providing a comprehensive understanding of psychological assessment within these specialized fields. The program is designed for professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in applying psychological principles to legal and clinical contexts.
Graduates will be prepared for roles involving psychological assessment in clinical, legal, and forensic settings. This may include positions as forensic psychologists, clinical evaluators, or consultants in legal and medico-legal contexts.
The program is interdisciplinary, suggesting a need for a strong foundation in psychology and potentially law or related fields.
The fee is listed for the 2014/2015 academic year.
The tuition fee for the 2014/2015 academic year was €2500 per academic year. Please note this information is from a past academic year.
To be admitted to this Master's program, you are required to hold a Master's degree. While not explicitly stated, general English proficiency is assumed for Master's level study.
You need to follow the application procedures outlined in the official program announcement (bando). This includes preparing documents like your degree certificate, transcripts, CV, and potentially a motivation letter or letters of recommendation, and submitting them by the deadline.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Forensic Psychologist, Clinical Evaluator, Medico-legal Consultant, or Psychological Assessor in legal settings.