With the bachelor's in Psychology, you can go in many directions. At the VU Amsterdam, you not only develop knowledge, but also the skills to put that knowledge into practice.
Most bachelor's students in Psychology choose to continue studying. Do you want to supervise or treat people later on? Then you can specialise further with a master's degree in Psychology to become, for example, a clinical psychologist, health psychologist or child psychologist.
After your Bachelor's degree in Psychology, you can also work directly as a research assistant, policy officer or behavioural advisor in organisations, schools or the government.
Topics you could work on after your degree:
- Developing campaigns that make young people more mentally resilient
- Researching online addiction and devising ways to reduce it
- Collaborate on therapies that help prevent anxiety or depression
- Advise schools, businesses and the government on how to keep people healthy and motivated