Master PSYCHOLOGIE

The program is composed of general classes over 4 semesters (2 years) and a progressive specialization of 7 specific courses. The structure comprises 50% of common core courses in the first year and includes 6 transversal units: Psychometrics and Psychological Examination, Maintenance and Observation, Epistemology, Statistics, Ethics and Practices and Foreign Living Language. This broad core curriculum teaches the basics (theories, models, methods) common to the various tracks of the master’s program. The tracks correspond to very different professions (social psychologist, clinical psychologist, developmental psychologist, school psychologist - subject to the admission competition -, neuropsychologist, ergonomist, etc.) and apply to various populations (children, adolescents and adults young and old) in very disparate contexts (disabled, in hospital services, in a school context, in a company, etc.) Each track offers specific classes, in addition to the common core: 1. Integrative clinical psychology and aging Training in the field of aging and gerontology expertise in clinical psychology, psychotherapy, positive psychology (integrative approach to well-being and personal fulfillment). 2. Clinical psychology and therapeutic mediation through art A unique training program in France, focused on an innovative theme and currently expanding both in terms of practice and research. This program is based on clinical psychology and psychotherapy with a strong emphasis on learning therapeutic mediation through art. 3. Psychology of development, learning and education Training in developmental psychology, learning and education, with specialization in language and its disorders. 4. Neuropsychology and cognitive psychopathology Training in the expertise, practices and interventions of neuropsychologists based on 3 pillars: 1) clinical and cognitive neuropsychology centered on knowledge of brain pathologies, 2) diagnostic interventions and practices, neuropsychological assessment and load taking and 3) the plasticity of cognitive processes and the ability to mobilize them in an adaptive sense. 5. Psychoanalytic Psychopathology and Transcultural Clinics: Social Changes, Crisis and Trauma This track seeks to train clinician researchers specialized in clinics for the social changes, inter- and trans-culturality, crises and traumas, within a dual training program: 1) clinical, psychopathological psycho-analytic and 2) specific to the intercultural approach of clinical and psychopathological phenomena (precariousness, exclusion, facts and events of the contemporary world, identity tensions, radicalities, trauma, etc.) 6. Cognitive ergonomics of digital technologies The study of human-machine interactions and the analysis of digital technologies and their uses. The recommendations made from the analyses will guide the design and evolution of digital devices, so as to jointly ensure the well-being and satisfaction of system users and organizations. 7. Psychosocial engineering, occupational psychology and human resources Training in psychosociology developing the skills of students in the practice of the occupational psychologist and the engineering of behavioral changes. This training program focuses on the conditions of preservation of well-being and mental health and more specifically on the theme of the quality of life at work. A more detailed presentation of the courses is available on the "2018-2024 master studies booklet", accessible online on the website of the psychology department at the following address (column on the right side of the page): http://unice.fr/faculte-des-lettres-arts-sciences-humaines/departements/sciences-de-lhomme-et-de-la-societe/masters/psychologie