Child Development and Intervention (M.Sc.)
Early Childhood Research
I am from the second batch of ECR and currently in the first semester. The study courses designed are all well-coordinated and the teachers and instructors are very competent and helpful. We are a class from diverse backgrounds and the teachers encourage the diversity of thoughts in our discussions. Overall I am very satisfied with my choice and I would highly recommend it to other people planning to apply for...Erfahrungsbericht weiterlesen
Interesting, stimulating and challenging Master
The Master is very interesting and adds to the knowledge I have gained in my bachelor degree in Psychology. It is challenging at times, especially in the field of statistics, but as this degree prepares for future work in psychological research in the area of developmental psychology I think it is appropriate. As the focus of this study is mainly (and only) on developmental psychology and research, it might be...Erfahrungsbericht weiterlesen
Would recommend
Interesting programme but know what you're getting into: although not required, a bachelor's degree in psychology will be a great help, as there is a lot of statistics involved. If you're hoping to spend two years playing with kids and calling it a degree, you'll be disappointed. The topics covered are varied and obviously selected to prepare you for a career in research.
The organisational problems mentioned by previous reviews...Erfahrungsbericht weiterlesen
Unprofessional
I don't think it is a master, nor about early childhood, much less it promotes research. Seems like the early semesters of a generic bachelor study, disrespects the intellegence of the students, it becomes tiring and boring, the low quality teaching is done by other students with little clue about the subjects they are assigned to teach.