The course of studies in Psychological Sciences and Techniques (Class L 24) involves the acquisition of 180 credits in three years and aims at the acquisition of basic psychological knowledge and skills (in terms of theories, methodologies, research data and forms of intervention) through an interdisciplinary exchange. In particular, the educational offer provides, in the first two years, the acquisition of key knowledge and skills of the different fields of psychology; in the third year are deepened disciplinary areas of psychology more suited to professional intervention spaces (e.g., evolutionary, organizational, clinical) in order to complete the basic training and to guide the choice of the master’s degree. The present cds provides both frontal teaching courses and training activities conducted with experiential methodologies (for example, EPG- guided practical experiences). Access to the degree program is at a scheduled number and at the end of the course you can continue your university education with the master’s degree or access to the state exam for 'Doctor in psychological techniques for social contexts, organizational and work' or 'Doctor in psychological techniques for services to the person and the community' (Register B), once the dedicated professional internship.