Following the degree in psychology, students can:
Complete a Master 1 and take a university post-graduate degree course in psychology up to Master 2 to become a qualified psychologist. Please note, the selection is often made between Master 1 and Master 2 (first and second year of the masters): a good undergraduate degree record is necessary as well as a sustained work rate.
For qualified “Psychologists”, there are numerous psychology professions in business, in the field of education, (...)

In the framework of its general education of the person through philosophy, since the beginning of the 2002 academic year the IPC has been offering a new specialization: a degree in Psychology.
Since its foundation in 1969, the IPC has been working in conjunction with the business and health sectors. Before embarking on a specialist path, it now appears necessary to have a true general culture in order to be able to step back from sciences and techniques and confront contemporary problems. (...)

The IPC is a fully-fledged Faculty-School: the tuition fees (around €4,000 per year) cover 25 hours per week: lectures, tutorials and practical work, written and oral training and guidance, with a view to obtaining State diplomas.
Examinations and diplomas
Regular knowledge testing (examinations and ongoing written and oral tests) facilitate the acquisition of methods and the development of individual competences.
The IPC prepares students for a double diploma: State Diploma - Diploma (...)