MA in Psychology Postgraduate Programme By Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary |TopUniversities

Programme overview

Main Subject

Psychology

Degree

MA

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

  • Introduction to Societal and Community Psychology
  • Community Development and Mental Health
  • Family Systems
  • Family Crisis, Coping
  • Organizational Behaviour
  • Psychology of Leadership in international context
  • Community Interventions
  • Social Identity and Health
  • Intercultural Psychology
  • Intercultural Communication
  • Religion and Society
  • Psychology of Religion
  • Methods of Intercultural Research
  • Individual, Group and Culture from a Narrative Perspective

 

The relevant curricula can be found here (subject to change): (link)

Admission criteria:

  1. Entry requirements for the MA program:
  • a BA degree in Psychology and its official, certified (stamped) English translation,
  • transcript of Records of BA studies,
  • motivation letter,
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV),
  • a max. 600 word-summary of an empirical reference work,
  • copy of CEFR B2 level internationally accepted English language exam certificate.

 

  1. Entrance exam
  • written test – 30 multiple-choice questions based on the literature provided, (see below)
    Only participants scoring at least 5 (out of 30) points will be admitted to the online interview.

  • online admission interview - presentation and discussion of a reference work from Bachelor studies. Professional motivation, competences and experience will be assessed.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Psychology

Degree

MA

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

  • Introduction to Societal and Community Psychology
  • Community Development and Mental Health
  • Family Systems
  • Family Crisis, Coping
  • Organizational Behaviour
  • Psychology of Leadership in international context
  • Community Interventions
  • Social Identity and Health
  • Intercultural Psychology
  • Intercultural Communication
  • Religion and Society
  • Psychology of Religion
  • Methods of Intercultural Research
  • Individual, Group and Culture from a Narrative Perspective

 

The relevant curricula can be found here (subject to change): (link)

Admission criteria:

  1. Entry requirements for the MA program:
  • a BA degree in Psychology and its official, certified (stamped) English translation,
  • transcript of Records of BA studies,
  • motivation letter,
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV),
  • a max. 600 word-summary of an empirical reference work,
  • copy of CEFR B2 level internationally accepted English language exam certificate.

 

  1. Entrance exam
  • written test – 30 multiple-choice questions based on the literature provided, (see below)
    Only participants scoring at least 5 (out of 30) points will be admitted to the online interview.

  • online admission interview - presentation and discussion of a reference work from Bachelor studies. Professional motivation, competences and experience will be assessed.

Admission Requirements

  • Official and certified (stamped) English translation of secondary school certificate (matriculation document),
  • B2-level internationally accepted English language certificate
  • Previous study in English can be accepted as language certificate just from the following countries: United Kingdom, Ireland United States of America, Canada, New Zealand, Australia.
    No English language exam certificate is required in the case of native speakers.
  • Language certificate is not required in case of native speakers.
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV),
  • Motivation letter,
  • Application form.You can access the application form by clicking here
  • Payment of the application fee (non-refundable cost): 50 EUR/programme paid in 10 working days after filling the application form
  • The language of instruction is English, therefore high proficiency of English language is required to enter the programme. The language knowledge is assessed and evaluated during the entrance exam.

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