Stay abroad

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A stay abroad is a good opportunity to get to know other cultures, to improve language skills or to deepen specific contents. The Institute of Psychology has several cooperations with foreign universities. These enable students to complete part of their bachelor's or master's degree abroad.
Through the Erasmus program, in addition to the waiver of tuition fees at the host university, you can receive further financial assistance as well as support in organizing your stay abroad. Depending on the destination country, free language courses (ERASMUS Intensive Language Course) are also offered.


In general, a stay abroad is recommended after 4 semesters in the Bachelor's program or after 2 semesters in the Master's program (but exceptions prove the rule!). Recognition of study achievements is possible, but should be discussed in advance with the respective module supervisors. Find out at the host universities which courses are offered and then go with the module handbook excerpt to the module supervisors in the IfP!
If you would like to have foreign achievements recognized, you may not take a semester off.

If you would like to complete an internship abroad, this is possible if you are studying in the non-clinical branch or in the clinical branch in the case of the orientation internship. This must also meet the requirements of the PsychThApprO abroad. (The Professional Qualifying Activity I (BQT I) cannot be completed abroad).
If you are interested, please contact the relevant internship module coordinator.

Funding

The stay abroad can be financed through various agencies, e.g.:

If you have any further questions, Ms. Susana Condado (Erasmus Advisor) or Prof. Mirjam Ebersbach (Erasmus Officer IfP) will be happy to help you during a personal meeting.

ERASMUS Program

Students can study abroad in Europe on the basis of bilateral exchange agreements between European universities - an exchange is therefore only possible between universities between which such an agreement exists. The application is made via the home university. Students who go to a host university as part of the ERASMUS program receive financial support and possibly BAFöG abroad, have contact persons at the host university and do not pay tuition fees.


The ERASMUS exchange places are aimed at psychology majors from the 3rd semester onwards. Applications should include a CV, a justification for the preferred host university, a summary of previous study and examination achievements, a current photo, a description of current areas of interest and full details of your postal address and email address.


Please make an appointment with Ms. Susana Condado by e-mail in good time and contact our Erasmus representative, Prof. Mirjam Ebersbach

Please submit your application to Ms. Susana Condado.

For the Institute of Psychology there are Erasmus cooperations with various partner universities in Europe. Under the following link you will find the database of the International Office, where you can search for exchange places. To see all partnerships of the Institute of Psychology, enter in the full text search the keyword "psychology". Alternatively, you can search by department, country or programs (e.g. Erasmus): https://unikassel.moveon4.de/publisher/2/deu#

Contact

Erasmus representative of the institute


Prof. Dr. Mirjam Ebersbach
Institute of Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Holländische Str. 36-38
34127 Kassel

General information of the University of Kassel on studying abroad