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An introduction to the Faculty

The Faculty of Psychology in the School of Science at TU Dresden considers itself to be an empirical human science with a focus on scientific experiments.

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Important topics

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Dean's Office, Academic Affairs Office and Examination Office

The Dean's Office, Academic Affairs Office and Examination Office are located in Building BZW, Zellescher Weg 17, in Rooms A335 to A339.
Falkenbrunnen, 01187 Dresden, Chemnitzer Strasse 46
Institutes and Chairs

The Faculty consists of four Institutes and 17 Chairs.
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Good scientific practice

Good scientific practice (GWP) includes basic principles such as working according to the accepted rules of the discipline, documenting results in a comprehensible, verifiable and complete manner, consistently challenging all results, maintaining strict honesty with regard to the contributions of others, and adhering to ethical standards when conducting surveys and studies.
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Brief description of the Faculty of Psychology

The Faculty of Psychology in the School of Science at TU Dresden considers itself to be an empirical human science with a focus on scientific experiments. Due to its attractive, diverse and clearly structured programme, as well as the interconnection between basic and applied subjects, the Faculty of Psychology is highly appealing to students. We currently receive four times as many applications to study Psychology in Dresden as there are places available. Excellent research infrastructure and internationally renowned teams also offer young scientists the best start to their careers. In order to achieve the common objective of understanding the cognitive, emotional, socio-cultural and neuronal processes that underlie human behaviour and experience, the Faculty of Psychology maintains a number of collaborations with other disciplines (e.g. neuroscience, psychiatry, genetics, occupational science, business, economics, education, IT and philosophy).

Learn more about the structure of the Faculty => Institute and Chairs

Learn more about the research at the Faculty => Research profile

Learn more about studying at the Faculty => Study