Work & Organizational Psychology

Subjects: Psychology;Organisation

M.Sc. | Master of Science

Course description

Human behavior is crucial in workplaces and organizations worldwide. The International Joint Master of Research in Work and Organizational Psychology delves into various subjects, including organizational behavior, entrepreneurship practices, and advanced research methods. This Master’s program aims to deepen the understanding of the essential elements that drive organizational and business success. Spanning two years, this intensive, research-focused program offers a joint degree from Leuphana University, Maastricht University, and the University of Valencia. It equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the field of Work and Organizational Psychology.

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

If your native language is English, then you do not need to provide proof of English proficiency. All other applicants must provide proof in one of the following ways: by passing the internet-based TOEFL test (iBT) with a minimum score of 85 points by passing the TOEIC test with a minimum of 785 points in listening and reading by passing the TOEIC Listening & Reading test with at least 785 points by passing the IELTS (academic or general) 5.5 test by passing the Cambridge C1 Advanced (formerly CAE test Cambridge Advanced Certificate of English (Grade C or better) by passing modules at a university (at least 30 credit points according to ECTS) with English as the exclusive language of instruction and exams taken in English a successfully completed degree in the subject "English" School leaving exam of a school with English as the exclusive language of instruction, that qualifies for studying at a university in the respective country

Qualification Requirements

The Master's program is aimed at national and international students who either have a university Bachelor degree in Psychology, a university Bachelor degree with predominantly psychological components, or any equivalent (70 ECTS Psychology, 30 ECTS Methods). This means that UAS degrees do not meet the entry requirement. For applicants whose first language is not English, the awarding universities set a minimum English Language proficiency level. For more information on admission requirements, the application and selection procedure, as well as the course fee, please refer to the websites of Maastricht University.

Document Requirements

You will need the following documents for your application: Fully completed online application via myCampus or uni-assist Bachelor's degree certificate (or equivalent) Transcript of Records Module descriptions Proof of Englisch language proficiency Completed form: Proof of English language proficiency (different document for: Psychology & Sustainability) Current certificate of study or exmatriculation showing the degree programme studied so far and the number of semesters. In addition, you will need the following documents for the listed cases: If the Bachelor's degree has not yet been completed: Document: Proof of 81% of the credit points still to be achieved according to ECTS Overview of the modules still to be completed If applying for a German-language Master's degree: Proof of German language proficiency Optional: Evidence of recognition of special achievements for the selection procedure Optional: Evidence for programme-specific achievements for the selection procedure