Current Courses

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26.11.2025.

Current Courses

Planned courses for the second (spring) semester of the 2025/2026 academic year

Please enrol in courses using the code associated with the appropriate module, especially if a course has multiple codes. The subjects are announced based on the Curriculum of the Doctoral School of Psychology (for those starting their studies in 2021). Please check the curriculum if you are unsure about the subject codes for your compulsory module. Only subjects listed under the module in the curriculum can be accepted as mandatory subjects for the module; subjects taken under other codes count as electives. A subject can only be completed once under a given code, even if offered in a different semester with a different subtitle/topic.

All students must complete at least two full modules within the first four semesters of the doctoral program. The required modules are specified in the student’s admission letter. The third module consists of elective subjects, of which students must also complete four courses. As electives, subjects from the Doctoral School of Psychology and the Doctoral School of Education can be chosen.

The table below contains the planned courses, which may change slightly until the beginning of the semester. The list is constantly updated. We reserve the right to make changes.

Program	Neptun code	Course title	Lecturer	Dates	Time	Venue
Clinical Psychology and Addiction Science programme Addiction Science Module

Clinical Psychology and Addiction Science programme Clinical psychology Module	DPSY21-CLI-108, DPSY21-CLI-109	Cognitive science and psychopathology: dimensions & dynamics	Bertalan Polner	1st session: Thu, February 26, 2026 March 5 March 12 March 19 March26 April 9 April 16 April 23 April 30 May 7 May 14	16:30-18:00	IZU 315
Clinical Psychology and Addiction Science programme Clinical psychology Module	DPSY21-CLI-111, DPSY21-BRM-105, DPSY21-QNR-115	Data visualization	Bertalan Polner	1st session: Fri, March 6, 2026 March 6. March 13. March 20. March 27.	14:30-18:00	IZU 422
Behavioural Psychology programme Human Interaction Module	DPSY21-BRM-107	Current Research 1.	Zoltán Kekecs, Eszter Kótyuk	Tuesdays, bi-weekly, starting 2026. Feb 17	13:30-15:00	IZU 121
Behavioural Psychology programme Human Interaction Module	DPSY21-BRM-108	Current Research 2.	Anna Veres-Székely	Fridays	10:00-13:00	IZU Course components: Participation in the ObiSense Workshops - organized by the Adaptation Lab see: https://www.adaptationlab.eu/workshops - Group training (3x1.5 hours), individual experiences (9x20 min tasks in the library/home and group discussions (3×1.5 hours). Please bring your laptops!
Behavioural Psychology programme Human Interaction Module	DPSY21-BRM-109	Research Skills	Balázs Aczél	Time and place will be discussed at the beginning of the semester	Time and place will be discussed at the beginning of the semester	Time and place will be discussed at the beginning of the semester
Behavioural Psychology programme Human Interaction Module	DPSY21-BRM-102	Affective Sciences	Anna Veres-Székely	Feb 10., 24., March 3., 10., 24., Apr 14., 28., May 5.	Tuesdays 10:00-11:30	IZU
Research Methods Programme Quantitative Research Methods Module	DPSY21-QNR-107	Statistical programming	Tamás Nagy	Wednesdays	13:30-15:00	online
Research Methods Programme Quantitative Research Methods Module	DPSY21-QNR-103	Introduction to Practice of Structural Equation Modeling	Róbert Urbán	February 27, March 6, 13, 20, April 10, April 17	14:00-18:00	IZU 206

Socialization and Social processes programme Intercultural and Intergroup process module	DPSY21-ICP-105	The social psychology of gender	Mónika Kovács	Mondays	16:00-17:30	KAZY
Socialization and Social processes Social Psychology Module	DPSY21-SOC-104	The psychology of false beliefs	Péter Krekó	Thursdays	12:30-14:00	IZU 515
Socialization and Social processes Social Psychology Module	DPSY21-SOC-111	Economic Psychology	Klára Faragó	Wednesdays, bi-weekly from 11. February 2026	14:00-17:00	IZU 317