- Observing nature makes you happierVarious studies have been conducted in recent years exploring how paying attention to nature can affect our well-being. A preliminary systematic review of these studies, conducted at the University of Twente, has shown that participants generally experience significantly more well-being compared to control groups. Their subjective experience of happiness is greater and they are better able to give direction to their lives. 'What's interesting about this is that it involves relatively simple exercises that everyone can apply immediately', says Prof. Ernst Bohlmeijer, Professor of Mental Health, who coordinated the systematic review. The research has been submitted to the Journal of Positive Psychology.Read more
- Psychology introduces enrolment restrictionAs of the 2022-2023 academic year, the bachelor's programme in Psychology will admit a maximum of 350 students. In addition, the Positive Clinical Psychology & Technology master's specialisation will also get a maximum number of students. This specialisation will receive 70 places per September and 70 per February.Read more
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