Extracurricular Opportunities and Going Abroad
Contact
Inquiries about the programme:
Dr. Kerstin Bleichner
International relations (Erasmus+):
Dr. Cornelia Kranczioch
Documents
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Erasmus+ Application procedure within the Department of Psychology -
NENS flyer Training opportunities and available financial support from NENS
Extracurricular Opportunities and Going Abroad
Additions to the regular curriculum
We offer:
- Academic writing (workshop plus individual sessions from a native English speaker) to support you with your Master's thesis
- a LaTeX programming course where you can learn how to write a Master's thesis with a nice layout
- a career day organized by students for students
- an active student body
- hands-on research and the opportunity to find a student job in the labs of the department
Going abroad
Our students have several options for studying or doing research (internships, theses, practical projects) abroad. Classes which students study abroad can be accredited in the modules Minor and Studies Abroad Neuroscience/Psychology (total of 18 credits).
- ERASMUS+ cooperations offer places for studying abroad with a number of renowned European universities. Please find detailed information on the application procedure within the Department of Psychology in the document provided on this website.
- Fellowships in Marseille, France offer funding for research stays:
Mobility fellowships Marseille
- We are a member of the Network of European Neuroscience Schools (NENS). It offers lots of advantages for students: mobility grants for internships in other labs, travel grants to conferences, slots in neuroscience courses, and schools, etc. Please note that you need an individual student membership in a FENS member society to apply.
- You can find additional information on funding options here: