Studies
The Chair of Psychological Methods and Cognitive Modelling is responsible for methods and statistics education in the BA degree program in Psychology as well as in the two MA degree programs CAN and HPSTS. In addition, the professorship offers supplementary specialized courses.
— An overview of the courses offered can be found under "Curriculum".
We continuously offer topics for supervised theses.
— More information on this can be found under "Final Theses".
Furthermore, we advise students in the area of methods and statistics on the preparation of their bachelor's or master's thesis as well as on research internships as part of an open statistics consultation hour.
— More information on this can be found under "Statistics Consultation Hour".
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Academic Studies and Teaching
The Chair is responsible for the following modules or courses in the required curriculum:
Degree program in Psychology: Module M1 – Methods in Psychology
Bachelor’s Degree Program in Psychology: Module M2 – Experimental Design and Statistics
Bachelor’s Degree Program in Psychology: Module M3 – Multivariate Statistics
Bachelor’s Degree Program in Psychology: Module M4 – Experimental Psychology
Bachelor’s Degree Program in Psychology: Module M5 – Evaluation and Meta-Analysis
MA degree program in Psychology: CAN - Module CAN6 - Advanced Statistical Methods
MA Degree Program in Psychology: HPSTS - Module HPSTS7 - Advanced Multivariate Statistics
Bachelor’s Degree Programs in Biology and Molecular Biology and Biotechnology – Biostatistics (1994–2020)
In addition, we offer elective courses:
- Introduction to Data Analysis with R
- Advanced Seminar on Modeling for Students in the Bachelor’s and Master’s Programs in Psychology
- Seminar in Environmental Psychology
- Seminar on Applied Improvisation for (prospective) psychotherapists
We also provide comprehensive statistical consulting services for thesis and qualification projects.
We regularly supervise and evaluate bachelor’s and master’s theses in the CAN and HPSTS degree programs.
To support and deepen methodological training in the M1, M2, and M3 modules, as well as CAN6 and HPSTS-7, we have developed an e-learning course that has been very well received by students and has gained recognition and is being used both within and outside the TU.