Master of Science in Psychotherapy
A specialized master’s programme in psychotherapy at the University of Innsbruck, blending clinical training with research.
Best for:Best for psychology graduates or related professionals aiming to specialize in evidence-based psychotherapy with a strong research and clinical training focus.
Overview
The Master of Science in Psychotherapy at the University of Innsbruck offers a structured programme designed for students seeking to specialize in evidence-based psychotherapy. This programme integrates theoretical knowledge with practical clinical training, preparing graduates for professional practice in psychotherapy. It is ideal for those with a background in psychology or related fields who wish to deepen their expertise in therapeutic interventions. The curriculum emphasizes research, clinical skills, and ethical practice, ensuring graduates are well-equipped to address diverse psychological challenges. The programme is rooted in a scientific and clinical approach, fostering both academic and professional development.
What you'll do
- Develop and apply evidence-based psychotherapeutic interventions to address diverse psychological challenges.
- Engage in clinical training to enhance practical skills in psychotherapy.
- Conduct research to contribute to the scientific understanding of psychotherapy.
- Develop and maintain ethical standards in clinical practice and research.
- Collaborate with peers and supervisors to refine therapeutic approaches.
- Participate in case studies and clinical supervision sessions.
- Develop assessment and intervention plans tailored to individual client needs.
- Stay updated with current research and advancements in the field of psychotherapy.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or a related field, with relevant coursework in psychology.
Degree offered: Master of Science in Psychotherapy
Language: German; proficiency sufficient for clinical practice and academic work (e.g., C1 level). English proficiency may be required for international students or research components.
Instruction: German
- Strong foundation in psychological theories and principles.
- Basic knowledge of clinical assessment techniques.
- Ability to conduct ethical research in psychological contexts.
- Proficiency in written and verbal communication in English or German.
- Basic understanding of therapeutic techniques and interventions.
- Applicants must hold a recognized Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or a related field.
- No specific age or residency restrictions mentioned.
- No prior experience caps, though clinical or research experience is preferred.
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Applicants must submit an online application through the Studienwahl.at portal. Required documents typically include a CV, a letter of motivation, academic transcripts, proof of language proficiency, and any relevant certificates or letters of recommendation. Detailed instructions and the application form are available on the programme’s webpage.
- CV
- Letter of motivation
- Academic transcripts (Bachelor’s degree)
- Proof of German language proficiency
- Certificates or letters of recommendation (if applicable)
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