University of Bologna

Overview

The Master’s programme in Psychology of Wellbeing and Social Inclusivity at the University of Bologna delves into the intricate ways psychological processes, neurobiological mechanisms, and social contexts influence wellbeing and inclusivity throughout the human lifespan. This course is designed to equip students with essential skills in assessment, data analysis, and evidence-based interventions pertinent to mental health and inclusive practices.

What you'll study

The programme features a comprehensive curriculum that combines core subjects within wellbeing psychology, psychometrics, clinical assessment, and neuroscience, alongside practical learning activities aimed at enhancing applied competencies.

• Developmental Psychology and Wellbeing
• Psychometrics and Clinimetrics
• Psychometric Assessment
• Theory and Clinimetric Assessment of Mental Health
• Neuroscience and Data Analysis
• Cognitive Neuroscience and Brain Plasticity

Learning approach: The teaching methodology integrates lectures with hands-on activities and applied strategies, fostering a comprehensive, evidence-based understanding and practical assessment skills.

Capstone / final assessment: The programme concludes with a final learning activity, such as a thesis or equivalent assessment, in accordance with the University of Bologna’s requirements.

Entry requirements

Currently, there are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this programme. However, prospective students should check for any updates on this information through the official channels.

Career prospects

Graduates of this Master’s programme can pursue various career paths in mental health services, research institutions, educational settings, and community organizations. The skills acquired in this course prepare students to contribute effectively to practices aimed at enhancing wellbeing and promoting social inclusivity across diverse environments.