Students interested in psychology, human development, special education, social work or related careers - come to Copenhagen to gain:
Reflective and analytical skills linking theory with practice through observation in Danish childhood and youth institutions and an interdisciplinary approach
Real-life insights into the complex issues of diversity, integration, and education
An understanding of the Danish philosophy and practice of working with children at risk or with special needs
An introduction to positive psychology, including the impact of "nature vs. nurture" on happiness
Knowledge on constructs of well-being and happiness; and ways that positive emotions influence cognition, wealth, health, and relationships
All study tours enrich your coursework through various visits to schools, local authorities, child advocacy groups, educational institutions, and other organizations pertaining to the welfare of children and families. Each semester, we design a unique study tour that caters to the specific academic focus of the core theory class that is attending. Historical and cultural visits are also an integral part of both the long and short tours.
Scotland (Long tour) For Psychology track students (Fall 2009).
Scotland provides a unique experience for students to understand how the positive psychology approach can be applied at the policy level. Through their award winning action plans, Scotland is at the forefront of creating institutions, programs and engaging citizens in increasing well-being and striving for positive mental health.
