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Research

Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences

Gaining Insight into Societal Change

To understand the world, high-quality knowledge is essential. Addressing significant societal issues requires solutions from a broad scientific perspective. The research of the Faculty of Social and Behavioral Sciences provides insight into changes in society. This includes the impact of media and communication on individuals, global urbanization, the role of political institutions, understanding the human mind, growing inequality, and diversity issues.

Integration of Multiple Disciplines

The Faculty of Social and Behavioral Sciences (FMG) is a prominent knowledge institution with four academic domains: psychology, pedagogical and educational sciences, communication science, and social sciences. Through research themes within and beyond these domains, leading scientists and teams collaborate to generate innovative insights.

Isaac Roet Prize

The Isaac Roet Prize is awarded annually to a student or researcher from the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences whose project plan promotes the beliefs of Isaac Roet. These beliefs are the pursuit of a fair, just, safe and sustainable world.