Cultural Psychology (Psychology)

With increased diversity, migration, and intercultural relationships, the demand for a psychological perspective on culture is higher than ever. Learn how culture shapes our minds, and how to create and evaluate culturally sensitive interventions. Combine cultural and cross-cultural psychology to make a meaningful impact in organisations, research, and people's lives.

Language of instruction

English

Mode

Full-time

Location

Roeterseiland campus

🎓 One of the very few Master's programmes in Europe focused exclusively on cultural psychology

Feb09

Master's Week 9 -12 Feb

Nov02

Master's Week: 2-6 Nov

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Here's why you want to study Cultural Psychology at the UvA

Unique programme in Europe

Experience one of the very few Master's programmes in Europe focused exclusively on cultural psychology.

Engaging international community

Build strong connections in a small group of ambitious and international students, and enjoy activities like potluck dinners and field trips to relevant institutions such as the Wereldmuseum.

Internship (abroad)

Gain practical experience that adds significant value to your cv and future career.

Strong international network

Get access to a strong professional network facilitated by our experienced faculty, making it easier for you to arrange internships or thesis opportunities abroad.

Diverse career opportunities

Enjoy multiple career opportunities in a rapidly growing field.

The UvA is one of the few universities offering a master’s programme specifically focused on cultural psychology. Elise's experience as a Cultural Psychology student

Is Cultural Psychology right for you?

Yes, if you want to:

Study at one of the most international European universities and one of the top-rated European research institutes
Gain theoretical knowledge on Cultural Psychology and hands-on skills like intercultural communication
Engage in discussion and receive guidance by a dedicated team of experts in Cultural Psychology
Spend time abroad during your internship or thesis (optional)
Be part of an active, international student group, where you’ll learn from diverse cultural perspectives in an informal setting.