AIM Overseas Positive Psychology
The AIM Overseas Positive Psychology program is intended to familiarise you with concepts and in-depth understanding of human emotions, happiness and wellbeing through the Positive Psychology program at Maastricht University in the Netherlands.
This program is perfect for psychology students interested in learning about the positive psychology movement that is well-being and happiness, building positive qualities and strengths, and preventing future problems. This program has a mixture of teaching modes including class lectures, seminars and practical workshops with weekend trips to Brussels, Leuven and Amsterdam.
Fields of study
- Psychology
You can contact UQ Abroad for course syllabi or AIM Overseas for specific information on your program of interest.
Find more information regarding specific courses on the AIM Overseas website.
Credit Equivalent
7.5 ECTS = 2 UQ Units. Maximum of 2 UQ Units upon successful completion of 7.5 ECTS (pending UQ faculty approval).
Eligibility and application
All applicants must meet the UQ short-term experience eligibility criteria and any additional eligibility criteria set by AIM overseas.
AIM Overseas programs are highly competitive and fill up fast so be sure to get your application in as early as possible.
Costs
The program fee is approximately $6,390 - $6,600 AUD. More information regarding program fees can be found on the AIM Overseas website.
Applicants may also be eligible for UQ-specific funding.
Accommodation
Accommodation is included in the program cost. For more information regarding accommodation, please see the AIM Overseas website.
Key Dates
Application Deadlines
UQ Abroad: 15 October 2018
Host: 17 September 2018
Program Dates
Start: 03 January 2019
End: 26 January 2019
Fast Facts
Type: Study
Mode: Study abroad
Location: Maastricht, Netherlands
Credit: For-credit or not-for-credit
Cohort: Undergraduate and postgraduate*
*Postgraduates can attend the program as not-for-credit only
UQ Abroad Information Sessions
Students are encouraged to register and attend an information session to receive more details on the short-term application process, eligibility criteria, funding etc.