American Student Looking to Transfer In
Verfasst: Do 4. Sep 2025, 20:01
I am nearing the completion of a Bachelor of Arts in Neuroscience at Wesleyan University (USA). My ambition is to pursue the German clinical-psychotherapy licensure path, beginning with the UHH M.Sc. Psychology (Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy).
I understand that to access this Master’s program, one must hold a polyvalent B.Sc. in Psychology as defined by the PsychThG reform. I would like to inquire whether lateral entry into the UHH B.Sc. Psychologie is possible for students with a neuroscience degree, provided they cover core missing modules.
Please consider the following questions:
Which bachelor’s modules—specifically in clinical psychology, diagnostics, psychological assessment, counseling methods, testing theory, practical/internship hours, and thesis—are required for equivalence?
Could you evaluate my current coursework for potential credit transfer, and advise on how many semesters I am expected to complete?
If I enroll in additional psychology modules (online or at Wesleyan) this fall, would that help bridge gaps and enable lateral entry?
I understand that to access this Master’s program, one must hold a polyvalent B.Sc. in Psychology as defined by the PsychThG reform. I would like to inquire whether lateral entry into the UHH B.Sc. Psychologie is possible for students with a neuroscience degree, provided they cover core missing modules.
Please consider the following questions:
Which bachelor’s modules—specifically in clinical psychology, diagnostics, psychological assessment, counseling methods, testing theory, practical/internship hours, and thesis—are required for equivalence?
Could you evaluate my current coursework for potential credit transfer, and advise on how many semesters I am expected to complete?
If I enroll in additional psychology modules (online or at Wesleyan) this fall, would that help bridge gaps and enable lateral entry?