The events Berlin has witnessed have all left their mark on the capital, providing a wealth of learning opportunities for students of Psychology and Sociology.

Embark on a journey through the past, from the formation of the Nazi Party (National Socialism) in 1919, the following tyrannies of WWII, and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. 

Psychology and Sociology students can delve into the city's often torrent past. From visiting the poignant Holocaust Memorial to the House of the Wannsee Conference, there are many opportunities for students to study some of history's most disturbing and influential events, alongside key sites such as the Jewish Museum and Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp.

There are also plenty of visits focused on telling the specific stories of individuals involved in historical events, or specific issues relating to psychological and sociological issues surrounding this period in history, such as The Otto Weidt Museum and German Resistance Memorial Centre.

Why not visit Berlin for your next History student trip, or take a look below for more inspiration.