Undergraduate Degree in Psychology
Become an expert in human behaviour through psychology courses ranging from clinical psychology to health psychology, and delve into intervention and assessment techniques to address current challenges in emotional and physical well-being.
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Psychology Modules
The UTAMED Degree in Psychology offers comprehensive training that integrates theory and practice to understand human behaviour and mental health. The curriculum includes fundamental psychology modules such as neuroscience, developmental psychology and social psychology, along with applied modules in clinical, educational and organisational psychology. Additionally, modules such as psychometrics, research methods and professional ethics are covered, preparing students for effective and responsible intervention in various fields.
First year
Second year
Third year
Fourt year
Structure of the Curriculum for Psychology Degree Modules
The curriculum is structured in modules totalling 240 ECTS credits. Students will be able to choose elective modules from the psychology degree programme, undertake work experience and write their final degree project at the end of the course. The distribution of credits is as follows:
| Typology | ECTS |
| Basic training credits | 60 |
| Compulsory Credits | 138 |
| Elective credits | 12 |
| External academic work experience credits | 18 |
| Final Degree Project Credits | 12 |
| Total | 240 |
Psychology Modules: Practical Training
Compulsory external practical training is worth 18 ECTS credits and forms an essential part of the psychology modules. You can complete them at health centres, hospitals, educational institutions, clinics or specialised clinics nationally thanks to the partnerships we have with prestigious organisations. You can also suggest other organisations you're interested in, as long as a partnership agreement can be set up.
Psychology Modules: Final Degree Project
The FP is a research project that allows students to apply the knowledge acquired during their degree. In their Final Degree Project, students work on a specific area of psychology, choosing from the modules on the psychology degree programme that best align with their interests and specialisation, thereby earning the 12 ECTS credits awarded for this project.