The course of studies in Psychological Sciences and Techniques aims at the acquisition of basic psychological knowledge and skills (in terms of theories, methodologies, research data and forms of intervention) through a multidisciplinary comparison in the context of human and biomedical sciences. In particular, in the first two years, the training will provide the acquisition of key knowledge and skills in the various sectors of Psychology. In the third year, the disciplinary areas of Psychology will be studied , such as areas of professional intervention (eg, evolutionary , organizational, clinical) in order to complete the basic training and offer a further guide to the choice of the Master's degree.This course of studies provides both frontal teaching and training activities conducted with experiential methodologies (for example, EPG - practical guided experiences). The main purpose of this course is to provide a solid framework of the basics of Psychology by using the approach of "converging experiences" which aims at the analysis of psychological processes from different points of view and through the use of different theoretical and methodological knowledge.