Tracks and elective courses

In the Master’s programme Social, Health and Organisational Psychology you can choose between three tracks and opt for two elective courses. All the faculty’s elective courses are worth 5 ECTS. Your elective courses partly depend on which track you choose.

Choose your track

When you apply for the Master’s programme Social, Health and Organisational Psychology you have to choose one of the three tracks (Social Influence/ Health Promotion/Work and Organisation). Once you have been admitted to a track it is not possible to switch to another track. It is not possible to graduate in more than one track. You have the opportunity, however, to take electives from the other two tracks.

Enrolment in elective courses

You can enrol in elective courses from October 10, 8:00 a.m. to October 16, 5:00 p.m. via OSIRIS-student.

Restrictions

It is not possible to enrol in more than two electives.

The number of students admitted to a course is limited. If there are only 25 or less places available in an elective course at the start of the enrolment period, it is clearly stated in the overview below.

If you enrol in an elective course during the enrolment period in October you can choose your working group yourself. If that working group turns out to be full at the time of enrolment, you can try to enrol in another working group. If all working groups are already full, you will have to choose a different course.

Elective courses 2024-2025

We recommend you choose:

CoursePeriod
Criminology and safety: Theories, trends, and policies2
Developmental Neuropsychology2
Educational Design & Consultancy2
Essentials of Care: Analysing Current Policy Trends2
Interventions in Diverse Contexts2
Juvenile Forensic Psychopathology2
Loss and Psychotrauma2
Methodological and Statistical Aspects of Social Science Research2
Neuropsychologische revalidatie (in Dutch)2
Nudging (full, no more places available)2
Organization Development2
Qualitative Research Methods2
Research in a Commercial Setting2
Social Influence, Public Communication and Advertising2
Social Research in a Digital Age2
Anxiety and related disorders3
Cognitive Neuropsychiatry3