Description

The Master in Community Psychology offers a comprehension of the psychological field beyond clinical and individual aspects, developing a better understanding of human issues in a social context, and revealing that our internal and subjective dynamics are intimately defined by the social sphere, and therefore by processes of crisis and stability, social change and development.

Objectives

To train an integral researcher with an advanced epistemological training in Psychology and Social Science. To develop research, diagnostic and intervention skills regarding community phenomena from a participatory perspective. To create managerial capabilities for the design, assessment and planning of social policies.

Candidate Profile

Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or an equivalent professional degree in the field of Social Sciences, granted by a national or foreign university.