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From minds to society

How are our thoughts, feelings and behaviours shaped by our social environment? And how do we shape that environment with our minds?

Become a top researcher
The program will help you become the best researcher you can be. Learn all about evolution, morality, and cooperation, while acquiring excellent research skills.

Important dates
The start date of this programme is September 1st.

Leading researchers in the field
In this master you will learn from top researchers: Prof. Daniel Balliet, Prof. Paul van Lange, Prof. Josh Tybur, Prof. Jan-Willem van Prooijen, Dr. Francesca Righetti, Dr. Giuliana Spadaro, Dr. Catherine Molho, Dr. Karen Mortier, Dr. Bibiana Armenta. Read more about our teachers.

Attractive career perspective
Upon successful completion of the Research Master's in Social Psychology, you will have many career options. You'll be well prepared to pursue a PhD, conduct research or teach at Universities or colleges. You are also ideally suited for employment in the private sector - for example, as a consultant, researcher, marketing director or manager. 

Discover your Social Psychology Research Master’s programme

The Social Psychology programme enables you to develop the knowledge and skills you’ll need in every step of the research process. Courses provide comprehensive training in research methods, statistics, writing and making presentations. Plus, you’ll get an overview of the theoretical perspectives used to understand and address critical issues for science and society.

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