Psychology of Global Mobility Inclusion & Diversity in Society
The European Master in the Psychology of Global Mobility, Inclusion, and Diversity in Society (Global MINDS), is a joint award offered by University of Limerick, Ireland; ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal; SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Poland; Koç University, Turkey; and University of Oslo, Norway. This is a comprehensive 2-year study programme with 120 ECTS focusing on insights into contemporary social and societal issues from Social and Cultural Psychology. The programme is delivered in English. Students will study in at least two of the partner institutes.
Programme Content
The programme content is dependent on which programme pathway students pursue. Path A focuses on Diversity and Inclusion, Path B focuses on Global Mobility and Acculturation, and Path C focuses on Culture and Organisation. Full details on all programme pathways are available at the Global MINDS website.
For further details, please contact the European Administrative Co-Ordinator at info@global-minds.eu
Students studying at UL, take Path A. The programme content of this pathway is outlined below.
Key Fact
Receive a joint diploma from two partner Universities
Subjects taught
Year 1
Semester 1
• Introduction to Cultural Psychology
• Stereotyping, prejudice,and discrimination
• Elective 1: Block A
• Elective 2: Block B
Semester 2
• Political Psychology
• Community Psychology
• Elective 1: Block C
• Elective 2: Block D
Summer
• Global MINDS summer school (2 weeks)
Year 2
Semester 1
• Global MINDS praxis
• Major Research Project
Semester 2
• Major Research Project
Summer
• Major Research Project
Likely Elective Choices:
Block A
• Diversity at Work
• Diversity and intercultural relations in a school context
Block B
• Qualitative Data Analysis in Psychology
• Quantitative Data Analysis in Psychology
Block C
• Advanced Perspectives in Social Identity Research
• Multiculturalism and Political Theory
• Inequality and Social Exclusion
Block D
• Qualitative Research Methods
• Advanced Data Analysis
Application dates
Application Deadlines
Taught Programmes
Applications are accepted on an ongoing basies but specific programmes have individual closing dates which can be found on our on-line prospectus
Research Programmes
Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis for research programmes. The applications for Research programmes are review each month by the Postgraduate Research Committee.
Duration
3 Years Full Time
Enrolment dates
Start Date: 09/Sep/2019