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Lectures/Thesis

For questions please contact: ernaehrungspsychologie-lehre

Modules in winter term

  • MP-251 Feminist perspectives on body image and weight
  • MP-249 Eating and weight disorders

Modules in summer term

  • BP-185 Nutritional psychology (suspended in summer term 25)

Further information

Further information as well as module descriptions and timetables can be found in Stud.IP and on the general pages of the faculty in the section 

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Thesis

Requirement: You have already taken a course from our chair (BP-185, MP-249, MP-251) or will be doing so in the semester during which you plan to write your thesis.

Theoretical thesis: If you are interested in writing your Bachelor or Master thesis at the Chair of Nutritional Psychology, please consider the guidelines on applying for Bachelor and Master theses. You will find a template for your application below. Please fill out the template and propose your topic of interest. The application process for the winter term 24/25 is closed. We won't be able to offer Bachelor or Master theses in summer term 25 and winter term 25/26 (updated on 11/03/25).

Experimental thesis: Unfortunately, we are not yet able to offer experimental Bachelor or Master theses. If you are interested in an experimental thesis, please look here for current information as of autmn 25 (updated on 11/03/25).

External thesis: If you are interested in an external supervision by the Chair of Nutritional Psychology, please contact Prof. Dr. Gisch by e-mail.

  • Guideline: Procedure for applying for Bachelor and Master theses at the Chair of Nutritional Psychology
  • Template: Topic proposal for your thesis
  • Assistance: Overview with tips for your research question and hypotheses

Research internship

If you are interested in a research internship at the Chair of Nutritional Psychology, please send us an email with your application and your suggested duration for the internship. Please note that we cannot offer a study-related internships than can be officially recognized by the university (BP-144/MP-196).