BA in Psychology with an Emphasis in Mental Health

at Webster University Leiden

Modules
 

• Introduction to Psychology
• Introduction to Measurement and Statistics 
• Introduction to Research Methods 
• Sophomore Assessment 
• Abnormal Psychology ]
• Applied Learning Theory or PSYC 3350 Cognitive Psychology ]
• Psychology and Ethics
• Social Psychology 
• Personality Theory

• Transcripts: Official transcripts of the last three years of your secondary and all post-secondary education with certified English translations by an official translator of all documents in languages other than English. These transcripts must be certified with an original stamp by one of two authorities: the school that generated the transcript or the Ministry of Education in the school’s country.
• Applicants must have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or better (out of 4.0) on all previous academic work. The admissions office will assess your GPA equivalent.
• Essay: All applicants are asked to submit a 400-500-word essay on a topic of their choice. Most students take this opportunity to state why they would like to study at Webster University. You may also describe a special area of interest, experience or achievement. Additionally, you may also submit a resume of relevant academic, extracurricular and professional experience.
• Letter of Recommendation from a teacher, counselor or volunteer supervisor who are able to comment on your strengths and ability to be a successful undergraduate student.
• Passport/Visa: A copy of your passport’s biographical page, plus any current residence permit or visa for the Netherlands. Please inform us if we need to apply for your visa/resident permit.

International Tuition Fees:

€17520 per year

Completing an undergraduate degree in psychology equips you to add value in multiple industries. It also helps to broaden your scope of skills for suitable employment. While there are excellent opportunities in the field of Human Resources management and training, you can also find rewarding career opportunities in other fields. These include education, teaching, public affairs, social services, and mental health facilities. Apart from these, your education in psychology also greatly improves your appeal as an employee in other core industry areas. This is driven by a better understanding, communication, reading, writing, and analytical skills during the course of your study. Last, but certainly not the least, you can also opt to pursue further studies in the field of psychology and eventually get into research or teaching at a post-graduate level.