BA Psychology

Tijdens de bachelor Psychology aan de Webster University word je uitgedaagd om de mens te begrijpen, zowel individueel als in groepen. Webster heeft als doel om studenten te voorzien van inzicht in historische samenhang. Daarbij kennis te vergroten van het individuele gedrag en het vermogen te creëren om onze snel veranderende maatschappelijke wereld te begrijpen.

De vragen van waarom we doen wat we doen en waarom we zijn zoals we zijn, fascineren de mens al eeuwenlang. Tijdens het vak Psychologie op Webster ga je op zoek naar antwoorden voor deze vragen, door middel van de wetenschappelijke studie van de relatie tussen emoties, gedachten, gedrag en het milieu.

N.B. De bachelor Psychology is een Engelstalige studie op de Webster University in Leiden, daarom wordt alle informatie over deze opleiding in het Engels gegeven.

During the BA Psychology at Webster you will be challenged to understand human beings, both individually and in groups. Webster University has the goal to provide students with an understanding of their own historical context, increase their knowledge of individual behavior, and facilitate their ability to comprehend our rapidly changing social worlds - encouraging the recognition and appreciation of individual, social and cultural diversity.

The bachelor in behavioral and social sciences use approaches that range from the theoretical to the experimental, from the philosophical to scientific. Integral to all the disciplines, however, is the development and application of problem-solving skills, which in combination with other academic skills; enable students to think analytically and to communicate clearly and persuasively.

Students interested in human behavior and in exploring the many and varied facets of the human condition will find many exciting opportunities within the courses and programs of the bachelor Psychology at Webster University in Leiden.

The questions of why we do what we do, and why we are the way we are, have continued to fascinate humans through the ages. Psychology seeks answers for those questions, and others, through the scientific study of the relationship between emotions, thoughts, behavior and the environment.