About Psychology in Jacobs University Bremen
Psychology - The Program
The Jacobs BA in Psychology is built on a multi-level approach. Studying human behavior at the levels of the individual, the group and of the society and culture reflects the insight that individual behavior is constrained and shaped by factors that range from biological and psychological variables to socio-cultural contexts, such as, for instance, interpersonal, intergroup and even intercultural relationships. These factors interact in an intricate fashion in their effects on behavior. Our program focuses on equipping you with the skills to analyze, model, and eventually influence those multi-level interactions in ways that help individuals and groups attain positive outcomes, both performance-related (e.g., academic or job performance) and personal (e.g., subjective well-being, health behavior).
5 reasons why you should study Psychology at Jacobs University
- Build your research skills even during your undergraduate years
- Gain first-hand insights into evidence-based organizational consulting
- Work intensively with professors and senior researchers
- Enjoy access to state-of-the-art research labs
- Learn to become a transdisciplinary networker and communicator
Career Perspectives
The BA in Psychology at Jacobs opens doors for a professional career and lays the groundwork for an academic career, especially in an international context. You will be a strong candidate for junior positions in all jobs that require skills in analyzing, designing, or improving human interaction, presentation, and communication. Therefore, your career opportunities will be in fields such as advertising, counseling, diversity management health promotion, human resource management, intercultural relations, management consulting, market research, media, as well as applied research in companies, public institutions, and non-governmental organizations.
Moreover, you will be well prepared for international specialized Master programs in psychology and its neighboring fields, as well as for integrated, research-focused Master-PhD Programs. Given its interdisciplinary focus, the Psychology does not guarantee admission to general Master programs in Psychology at German universities. In Germany, general M.Sc. Psychology programs entitle graduates to enroll in state-recognized, regulated psychotherapy training programs that lead to licensure (“Approbation”) and admit only graduates from general B.Sc. Psychology programs.
Academic qualification equivalents
- Higher Secondary Certificate
English language requirements (one of the below):
Jacobs University Bremen Highlights
Type |
Private |
Campus Setting |
Suburban |
International Students Eligible |
Yes |
Cost of Attendance |
Varies by program |
Campus Housing |
Available |
Financial Aid |
Scholarships/ Grants/ Loans |
Jacobs University Bremen Average Tuition Fees And Other Expenses
Mentioned below is an estimated cost of attendance for undergraduate and graduate students at Jacobs University.
Type of Expense |
Cost for Undergraduates (EUR) |
Cost for Graduate Students (EUR) |
Tuition |
20,000 |
20,000 (Data Engineering; Supply Chain Management)
10,000 (Psychology) |
Room and Board |
8,000 |
4,000 |
Various University Fees |
1,134 |
1080 |
Residence Permit |
100 |
100 |
Health Insurance |
1,260 |
1,260 |
English Proficiency Test Score for International Students
International applicants can submit any of the following scores to demonstrate English proficiency.
Exam |
Minimum Score |
TOEFL (PBT) |
575 |
TOEFL (iBT) |
90 |
MELAB (Michigan Test) |
80 |
British Council IELTS (Int'l. English Language Testing System) |
6.5 |
ELPT (English Language Proficiency Test) |
965 |
GCSE (British General Certificate of Secondary Education) |
A or B |
Cambridge EFL Examinations |
A, B, C, and C1 pass |
Cambridge EFL Examinations |
A, B and C |
Cambridge EFL Examinations – First Certificate in English (extended certification) |
A |
International Baccalaureate English A Literature & English A Language and Literature |
6,7 |
SAT Critical Reading (Old SAT) |
580 |
SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (New SAT) |
600 |
ACT Writing |
9 |
Duolingo English Test |
60% |