Study programmes and courses we offer in English
The Faculty of Psychology offers the Master’s in Global Development Theory and Practice, which is taught in English.
In addition we offer a wide range of courses for exchange students, including the Short-Term Psychology Programme for psychology students from selected Australian partner universities.
Please see our website How to apply for a master’s degree? and for exchange students at UiB for more information.
What It's Like to Study at the Faculty of Psychology
Learn through real-world experience
Many of our programmes connect academic knowledge with practical experience. As a psychology student, you will work with real-life challenges and learn how research can be applied to promote health, learning, and wellbeing.
Research at the heart of your studies
Our teaching is closely linked to research. You will learn from active researchers and develop the skills to think critically, evaluate evidence, and use scientific methods.
Join a vibrant student community
Become part of a welcoming and engaged student environment. With around 2,550 students, the Faculty offers plenty of opportunities to connect through academic, social, cultural, and sporting activities.
The Psychology Students' Association (PSF) and its many groups help you meet new people, explore your interests, and make the most of student life.
Study in the heart of Bergen
Most students spend their days at Christies gate 12, with additional teaching and activities at Alrek Health Cluster and other locations across the city centre.
You'll have access to study spaces, group rooms, libraries, and modern learning facilities.
Support throughout your studies
Need advice on your programme, exchange opportunities, or student life? Our advisers are here to help you throughout your degree.
Go abroad
Add an international perspective to your education through an exchange stay abroad. Gain new academic insights, experience a different culture, and develop skills valued by employers worldwide.
Where can your degree take you?
A degree from the Faculty of Psychology opens doors to careers in healthcare, education, research, public administration, and private and public organisations. Many programmes also provide a strong foundation for further specialisation or doctoral studies.