MA: 4 Semester in 2 years
Table of international ECTS credit points for each semester. (1 SUCA = 2 ECTS)
You can find details in the MA Curriculum and the guidelines for the study process.
PhD: 6 Semester in 3 years
Table of the international ECTS credit points for each semester. (1 SUCA = 2 ECTS)
You find details in the PhD Curriculum and the guidelines for the study process.
Our Research and Practice oriented Approach
Study Design
We designed our distant learning study program such that you work on Psychology content and on writing your Final along a self-selected research topic from the very first day. Everything is centered around your self-selected research topic.
On the basis of your Research Proposal you do research in standard psychological knowledge and in your chosen focus area for relevant information regarding your own research topic. This is psychology applied first hand. By combining this knowledge with your very specific goal-oriented motivation you learn with us effective, efficient and fast.
Then you engage in searching, reading and citing relevant scientific literature and research findings of 3 to 5 research projects regarding your research question. Here you learn how psychological research is well done.
In the next step you interview at least 5 experts regarding the area of your research question.
On the basis of all your experiences from your previous steps you develop a quantitative questionnaire or you use a standard psychological questionnaire in order to test your hypotheses. This is what you use for your main research. Then you present in detail the results of this research, reflect the results critically and give a perspective on what you can practically do with your results.
MA and PhD finals at the ISP
Today the International School of Psychology (ISP) has 70 students from 12 countries: Nicaragua, Germany, USA, Great Britain, Israel, Netherlands, Kenia, Iran, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia. 7 Students have already successfully finished their study.
Stephanie Konkol. MA/ucn, “NLP Trainer, IN”, “Coach, ICI”, Germany
MA at the UCN in Psychology with a focus in Psychotherapy
Master Thesis in German Language on NLP: New Behavior Generator
submitted August 2013
Rev. Wilfredo Juan Baez, M.A., M.Div., Ph.D., United States of America
PhD at the UCN in Clinical Psychology
Dissertation on Modelling Jesus (882 pages)
submitted November 2014
Christian Hanisch, Dipl.-Ing., “NLP Master Trainer, IN”, “Coach Master Trainer, ICI”, Germany
PhD at the UCN in Psychology with a focus on Psychotherapy
Dissertation in German Language on emotionSync
submitted March 2015
Thomas Möbus, Germany
MA at the UCN in Psychology
Master Thesis in German Language on Learning Transfer
submitted May 2015
Bruce Grimley, Ph.D., Registered Executive Coach, C.Psychol. AFBPsS, Great Britain
PhD at the UCN in Psychology with a focus in NLPsy
Dissertation on What is NLP?
submitted December 2015
Maria Sabine Schmidt, MA
MA at the UCN in Psychology with a focus in NLPsy
Master thesis on Allergy in German language
submitted December 2015
Lucas Derks, Ph.D., Social Psychologist, “NLP Master Trainer, IN”, Netherlands
PhD at the UCN in Psychology with a focus in NLPsy
Dissertation on Social Panorama and Spacial Psychology
submitted October 2016
Maria Cristina Guberti, Ph.D., Italy
PhD at the UCN in Psychology with a focus in Hypnotherapy
Dissertation: Can Prospective Memory be enhanced? A study with Ericksonian Hypnosis
PowerPoint for the defense
submitted July 2020
Evgeny Zolotarev, Ph.D., Russia
PhD at the UCN in Psychology with a focus in NLP
Dissertation: Value hierarchies as general model of decision-making and choice: steps to the methodology of human behavior modelling
submitted November 2020