What makes this programme unique? 
 

• Foundational & applied psychology: In-depth study of core psychological disciplines (cognitive, social, developmental) with direct application to life style and psychological wellbeing, food consumer behaviour, health choices and sustainable practice. 
   
• Multidisciplinary skills: knowledge spanning nutrition, production processes, environmental studies, economics, sociology, public health, and preventive medicine. 
   
• Research methods training: Designing and implementing behavioural research programmes focused on individuals, groups, communities and cultural contexts. 
   
• One Health perspective: Integrated focus on psycho-social and contextual processes—guided by the One Health framework—that shape life style and psychological wellbeing, food consumption, health-related behaviours and sustainability. 
   
• Applied learning projects: Case studies, a dedicated research project, or a 250-hour professional internship in a research institute, public-health organisation or industry. These activities help you apply theory in real food, health and environmental settings. 

How is the programme ranked? 
 

• Top 150 globally in Psychology  

Source: QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025. 

What are the benefits of studying in Cremona? 
 

Cremona sits at the heart of Italy’s Po Valley, a leading agri-food region, and hosts state-of-the-art research facilities in food science, sensory analysis and behavioural laboratories. The campus brings together psychologists, agronomists and environmental scientists, offering you seamless access to interdisciplinary expertise.