Business Psychology

• Maximum 40 points

To be qualified for the three-step admission process, all candidates must submit a list of documented achievements and two recommendation letters (at least one from their undergraduate program lecturer) confirming their extracurricular achievements. The achievemetns are assessed according to the following criteria:

• Community engagement, e.g., volunteering – max. 10 points
• Academic or research accomplishments (e.g., awards, publications) – max. 10 points
• Professional accomplishments (e.g., internships) – max. 10 points
• Additionally, holders of undergraduate diplomas in psychology receive 10 points.

• Maximum 60 points

All candidates, regardless of the discipline of their undergraduate diploma, must take a written exam.

The list of topics and recommended reading will be published on the study track webpage, at least one month before the exam date. The written test assesses knowledge and skills defined by the learning outcomes provided in the list.

Candidates who achieve 31 points or more on the test, will qualify for the next step of the admission process.

The test will take place online.

Review and download thematic scope of the exam 

• Maximum 100 points

An interview in English conducted by the Admission Committee comprised of academics specializing in psychology.

Once you pass the written exam, you will be notified about your interview date in the Admissions Portal.

You will be expected to talk about the following three articles:

• Income and emotional well-being: A conflict resolved
• The Case for Cultural Competency in Psychotherapeutic Interventions
• The Ethics of "Deathbots"

• Comprehension of the assigned academic text, ability to present the main points (thesis) of the text, ability to summarize and synthetize the article – max. 40 points
• Ability to formulate and substantiate your own opinions – max. 25 points
• Critical thinking - max. 25 points
• Understanding of the psychology program and motivation to undertake these studies – max. 10 points.

• Cohort I – March 10, 2026 at 15:00 CEST
• Cohort II – May 5, 2026 at 15:00 CEST
• Cohort III – June 8, 2026 at 15:45 CEST
• Cohort IV – July 1, 2026 at 15:00 CEST