The Loránd Eötvös University - Faculty of Humanities, Budapest - Study Psychology in the country of the Szondi-test.

If you are interested in psychology, you have probably heard about Lipót Szondi, who developed the Instinct Theory and invented the famous Szondi-test, Lajos Kardos, who is associated with Gestalt or Mihály Bálint involved in modern psychotherapy. The Institute of Psychology is one the largest departments of the Loránd Eötvös University, which is a major higher educational institutions in Budapest with an academic staff of 1.800 persons and a student enrollment over 12.000. The predecessor of the university was founded in 1635 by Cardinal Péter Pázmány in Nagyszombat. In 1784 the university moved to Pest and its name changed to Royal Hungarian University. Since 1950 the institution bears the name of the Hungarian scientist Loránd Eötvös, the inventor of the torsion pendulum. We welcome students for the three-year undergraduate program, leading to a Bachelor's Degree, as well as, to the subsequent two-year graduate program, leading to a Master's Degree. You will certainly meet quite a few other international students, since the department hosts the Study Abroad programs of the Universities of California and Wisconsin. Many members of the faculty have a broad experience of teaching and research in English-speaking countries, and all maintain close contacts with colleagues abroad. This ensures that the program keeps a high international standard responding to the developments in the field of psychology. The Department of Psychology is located at an easily accessible location in the middle of the Pest side of Budapest. The university provides a wide range of student services, sport and leisure facilities.

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