There are 10 master's Psychology & Behavioral Sciences programmes for international students across 5 universities in Germany. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
This Master of Science program in Psychology at Hamburger Fern-Hochschule (HFH) provides advanced knowledge in various psychological fields. Designed for distance learning, it allows students to study flexibly while potentially continuing professional activities. The program aims to deepen understanding and research skills in areas such as Clinical Psychology, Social Psychology, and Business, Labour, and Organisational Psychology. Students will engage with complex psychological theories and research methodologies.

This Master of Arts program offers a career-oriented postgraduate degree in Psychosocial Counseling with a specialization in Systemic Qualification. It is designed for professionals already working in social work or related fields who wish to gain advanced counseling skills and a recognized academic qualification. The program equips graduates to support clients in navigating and resolving challenges within their life circumstances. Upon completion of this part-time program, students will earn a Master of Arts degree, which is expected for advanced roles and leadership positions. The degree also qualifies graduates for doctoral studies and grants access to the higher civil service. The program uniquely integrates a comprehensive training in Systemic Counseling, recognized by the German Association for Systemic Therapy, Counseling, and Family Therapy (DGSF). Graduates can apply for the 'Systemic Counselor (DGSF)' title, as the training meets the stringent standards set by the DGSF.

This Master's program in Applied Psychology and Counselling offers a comprehensive education built on three core pillars: Clinical Psychology, Business Psychology, and Counselling. It is designed for individuals who want to gain expertise in areas such as internal company consulting, addressing psychological problems, and managing conflict situations. The program emphasizes a blend of research-oriented foundational knowledge and practical application, preparing graduates for diverse roles.
This part-time distance learning Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Psychology, with a specialization in School and Educational Psychology, allows you to apply psychological expertise in educational settings. The program deepens your knowledge in diagnostics, counseling, prevention, and school psychology methods. While a prior psychology degree is beneficial, it's not mandatory; applicants with related Bachelor's degrees (e.g., Social Work) may be admitted with bridging courses. The curriculum focuses on psychological foundations, educational-psychological issues, and school-related applications, including learning and development, school stress, inclusive education, and crisis support. You will learn to apply psychological diagnostics, create reports, and analyze cases systematically. The program emphasizes scientific methodology and evidence-based practice, preparing you for roles in schools and other psychological fields.
10 across 5 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.