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In the Psychology bachelor programme, usually the language of instruction is German. Only a few courses are taught in English. Nevertheless, basics in English are important. For instance most of the literature is English.

Even in courses that are taught in German, incoming students usually have the possibility to write at least the seminar paper in English. 

Please note: The following list provides an overview, changes are possible. For questions please contact our studienberatung.psychologie(at)uni-ulm.de.

Module No.	Course No.	Course Title Click for course description or module description (For new courses which do not have any course information yet, please read the module description instead.)	ECTS	Language*
75333		Scientific working in psychology
	PSY75333.001		4	GE
75581	PSY70589.001	(lecture)	4	GE
73582	PSY73582.001 PSY73582.002 PSY73582.003	Statistics I:	6	GE
75296	PSY75296.001	(lecture + exercise)	8	GE
71108	PSY71108.001	(lecture)	4	GE
77017	PSY77017.001	(lecture)	4	GE
77010	PSY77010.001	(lecture + exercise)	4	GE
74729		Social psychology:	4	GE [EN is possible in the exercise]
	PSY74729.002
	PSY74729.003
73200	PSY73200.001	(lecture)	4	GE
77012	PSY77012.001	(lecture)	4	GE
77011	PSY77011.001	(lecture)	4	GE

Module No.	Course No.	Course Title Click for course description or module description (For new courses which do not have any course information yet, please read the module description instead.)	ECTS	Language*
74801	PSY73586.001 PSY73586.002 PSY73586.003	Test theory and design of experiments:	6	GE
75581	PSY75581.002 PSY75581.003	Computer based data analysis:	4	GE
73584	PSY73584.001 PSY73584.002 PSY73584.003	Statistics II:	6	GE
77009		Psychological assessment:	12
	PSY77009.001		4	GE
	PSY77009.002		2	GE
	PSY77009.003		4	GE/EN
	PSY77009.004		2	GE
74729	PSY74729.001	(lecture)	4	GE
73001		General psychology I:	8	GE
	PSY73001.001
	PSY73001.002
77010	PSY77010.002	(lecture + exercise)	4	GE
77016	PSY73009.002	(E-Learning)	4	GE
77015	PSY77015.001	(lecture)	4	GE
77014	PSY77014.001	Special topics in work, organizational, and engineering psychology (lecture) [offered from SS 23; **]	4	GE

Each semester, we offer additional courses in different modules covering a wide range of topics. Normally, each of these modules contains several courses with varying topics. The actual titles and topics for the courses will be decided only shortly before the start of any given semester. Most courses are seminars, but there are also some lectures or other types of courses. Depending on type of the course, grading or module examination (graded or ungraded) is based on an exam, the investigation and scientific presentation of an assigned topic, a seminar paper or something similar. Usually, the language of instruction is German, but occasionally it can be English. 

We regularly offer courses in the following modules (you can use these generic titles when preparing your learning agreement):

Modules with varying courses in winter semester (October - February)

Module No.	Course No.	Module Title Click for module description	ECTS	Language*
77008	varying		6	GE/EN
77014	varying	(seminars)	4	GE/EN
77011	varying	(seminars)	4	GE/EN
77012	varying	(seminars)	4	GE/EN
77016	varying	(seminars)	4	GE/EN

 Modules with varying courses in summer semester (April - August)

Module No.	Course No.	Module Title Click for module description	ECTS	Language*
71108	varying	(seminars)	4	GE/EN
73200	varying	(seminars)	4	GE/EN
77011	varying	(seminars)	4	GE/EN
77015	varying	(seminars)	4	GE/EN
77017	varying	(seminars)	4	GE/EN
77014	varying	(seminars)	4	GE/EN
77016	varying	(seminars)	4	GE/EN
77008	varying		6	GE/EN

 

Please note: 

*language: EN = There is at least one English course offered regulary. GE/EN = English courses are offered regularly, but we cannot guarantee it every semester.

**module description instead of course description: If possible, we use hyperlinks to the course description of each course which is offered on a regular basis (either in winter or summer semester), but because of changes in our B.Sc. psychology programme some courses have changed and will be offered as new courses. For these courses there are no course descriptions yet which is why we use module descriptions for these courses so far. As soon as the course descriptions are available, they will be updated here.