Study Psychology in Berlin (U.S. or German Degree)

Study in Berlin (state recognized) without waiting time and entirely in English. Possibility to obtain a double degree!

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Key Information For Your Studies

Duration

German degree: Three years
U.S. degree: Four years

Program Structure

German degree track (180 ECTS)
U.S. degree track (120 American college credits)

Entry Requirements

Abitur, Fachhochschulreife, GED, highschool diploma or equivalant (no grade restrictions)

Start Dates

Fall Semester: Late September
Spring Semester: February

Fees

The tuition fee is 4500€ per semester

Location

Campus Am Rupenhorn Berlin

Our Success Stories

Esther Jendroska

graduated with a B.Sc in Business Administration from Touro College Berlin in 2014. She went on to complete a French and German Masters Degree during which she founded two e-commerce Start-ups. Parallel to consulting and coaching women in entrepreneurship, she currently holds a position as Market Manager at one of the world's leading travel agencies.

Carrie Toptan

graduated with a BA in Psychology from Touro College Berlin in 2017. She went on to King’s College London to do two MSc studies and working for the EU-AIMS, focusing on Autism. At the moment she is doing her PhD in Computing at the University of Portsmouth, still focusing on Autism. She is a part of an interdisciplinary team of computer scientists, engineers and her as the psychologist.

Aydan Mammadova

completed her Bachelor of Business Administration with Major in Finance at Touro College Berlin in 2013. She is working now as General Ledger Accountant at a new generation of neighborhood lifestyle hotels Penta Hotels. And is also a full time mother of two wonderful kids.

We Are Family

Prof. Dr. Larisa Buhin-Krenek

Dean of Undergraduate Programs

“What I enjoy most about Touro Berlin is our multicultural and interdisciplinary nature. Every classroom is an opportunity to interact with someone who represents a different culture and worldview. We are a small community which gives us many opportunities for learning and research collaborations across all programs.”