The Master in Psychological Sciences offers a comprehensive postgraduate education, preparing students for a career as a psychologist. The program is structured around five specialized fields of study, each leading to the professional title of psychologist and focusing on specific areas of practice. These specializations include Clinical Psychology and Psychopathology, Neuropsychology and Cognitive Development, Social and Intercultural Psychology, Work, Economic, and Organizational Psychology, and Health Psychology. There is also an Advanced Studies track designed for students intending to pursue doctoral research. The program emphasizes a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, drawing on the expertise of high-level researchers and professionals.
The Master in Public Administration program at the University of Strasbourg is designed to prepare students for leadership roles within the public sector. It offers a dual pathway: either through competitive civil service examinations (Category A) or, where applicable, through contractual positions. The curriculum focuses on developing essential managerial, budgetary, and financial skills. The program has specific tracks to train future health managers (M2 MPP continuous education) and directors of social, health, and medico-social institutions (M2 MO2S). It also caters to students aiming for advanced civil service competitions (A+), such as Hospital Directors (DH) or Social Protection Leaders (EN3S).