What makes this programme unique?
 

Wellbeing beyond the individual
You will explore how wellbeing is influenced by personal, social, technological and organisational factors. This prepares you to work with individuals, groups, organisations and communities. 

Psychology, neuroscience and positive technology
The programme combines psychological approaches with neuroscience and positive technology to understand and support wellbeing. You will explore how technology can be used responsibly in psychological interventions and in the development of personal resources. 

From prevention to empowerment and rehabilitation
You will develop skills to design and evaluate interventions for health promotion, prevention of psychological difficulties, empowerment and the rehabilitation of cognitive, emotional, communication and social functions. 

Wellbeing in organisations
The programme also applies psychology to the workplace. You will study organisational wellbeing, HR management, and how psychological knowledge can support people and organisations in areas such as development, learning, and the prevention of burnout. 

Research and professional practice
You will learn how to use psychological research and assessment methods and apply your knowledge through specialist modules with labs, professional training activities and a 14-ECTS internship.
 

How is the programme ranked?
 

• Top 150 globally in Psychology  

Source: QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026.

What are the benefits of studying in Milan?
 

Milan is an international and multicultural city where social change, new ways of working and technological innovation shape everyday life. This makes it a stimulating place to study how personal, social, and organisational factors influence wellbeing. Living and studying in Milan also gives you exposure to diverse people, cultures, and professional environments, helping you develop a broader perspective on psychological wellbeing in contemporary society.