Universitat de València
speciality: Psychology

I went to the WOP P join masters degree inside UV.

The program is great, u have international teammates, professors, great lectures.

You have the chance to go abroad for a semseter, and I went to Portugal, which was a great experience.

But it is a very hard degree. You work long hours, and it is hard. Sometimes it feels repetitive because it can seem like you keep doing the same course work and assignments. U dont have any exams, it is basically just group work and some individual work. It prepares you for the work force, which I liked, but I do feel like I am missing some theoretical parts and classical learning, bc the group one feels like you are doing the same thing over and over again.

overall i did like it i think it is worth it

I would recommend it. It is a matter of what are the interests involved, this university was part of my journey as a WOP Psychology International Master student. The lessons were mix of kind and understanding highlights and technical and on field theatres. I cannot affirm anyone interest, but if you wanna work in the field of Consultant and People Management? This is surely a closer Master to a Business Master that can be there.

After completing a 2 years MS in WOP-P I really think does it worth? I have applied more than 100 of jobs ever relating to this MS and nobody cares actually. Companies really doesn’t care about and mostly don’t know about this MS. You can’t get a job only speaking English. MS was designed unnecessarily tough way, making toxic group dynamics. If getting a job is your priority I woldn’t recommend to do this MS, rather do any jobs for 2 years, and you have a job experience that you can sell afterwards. Nobody cares what you learn at your University.

My name is Ximena, and I completed my Master’s in Child Therapy at Universidad de Valencia. My experience was overall very positive, especially in terms of the academic quality and specialization in child psychology.

One of the aspects I appreciated the most was the expertise of the professors—many of them are active professionals in the field, which provided a very practical and up-to-date approach to therapy. The curriculum was well-structured, combining theory, research, and hands-on experience. The university also offered internship opportunities, which helped me gain valuable real-world experience working with children.

The campus itself is large and well-equipped, with good study spaces, research resources, and a supportive learning environment. However, some administrative processes could be slow and a bit disorganized, especially when dealing with paperwork for international students.

Would I recommend it? Definitely, especially for those who want to specialize in child psychology. The university provides a solid academic foundation, access to research opportunities, and strong connections to the professional field. If you’re looking for a high-quality program with a strong practical component, Universidad de Valencia is a great choice.