Academic Year 2026/2027

The Psychological Sciences track, taught entirely in English, aims to train graduates with a solid psychological foundation and a strong international outlook. Using English as the language of instruction allows students to acquire skills that are immediately applicable in global contexts, facilitating access to professional and academic opportunities abroad.

The curriculum features an integrated approach, combining fundamental psychology courses (general, developmental, social, and dynamic psychology) with in-depth training in clinical and neuroscience fields, alongside a significant methodological and statistical component. The inclusion of related disciplines, such as sociology, anthropology, and psychiatry, as well as laboratory activities, helps develop practical skills and the ability to analyze psychological phenomena in diverse contexts.

In terms of career prospects, the program prepares students both for further studies in psychology, in Italy and abroad, and for entering organizational, educational, and social settings, including international environments.

Choosing this track means investing in a modern and international education that combines psychological knowledge, scientific skills, and proficiency in the English language.

First Year

Second Year

Third Year

Group 1 – 6 CFU

Elective Examinations (to be chosen from among courses not previously taken)