Psychology

60310300 – Psychology
Forms of study: distance learning
Languages of instruction: English
Program duration: 4 years
Degree awarded: bachelor's degree

60310300 - Psychology is a program in the field of social and behavioral sciences, covering a range of professional activities related to teaching subjects within this field at state and non-state institutions of preschool, general secondary, secondary specialized, and professional education; providing psychological assistance through mass media, state and local government bodies, organizations of various forms of ownership, industrial and business structures; providing psychological assistance at private psychological service centers; organizing career guidance for students and psychodiagnostic activities at the republican psychological-pedagogical diagnostic center; working within self-governance bodies and at the "Family and Gender" research institute; providing psychological services at rehabilitation centers and sports teams; as well as providing psychological assistance in military units under the Ministry of Defense and in law enforcement agencies.
Types of professional activity for graduates of the 60310300 - Psychology program:
• Scientific and research activity;
• Project activity;
• Spiritual and educational activity;
• Organizational and managerial activity;
• Various service-providing activities;
The educational process for the 60310300 - Psychology program is carried out on the basis of a higher education program preparing bachelor's degree holders. A person who has fully completed the theoretical and practical coursework of the program and successfully passed the final state attestation is awarded the qualification (degree) of "bachelor," along with official state-standard documents confirming higher education.
Within the 60310300 - Psychology program, a student must earn 30 credits per semester and 60 credits per academic year. The duration of study is 4 years, and by the end of the program the student must accumulate 240 credits. One ECTS credit corresponds to 30 academic hours, and the student's annual academic workload is 1,800 academic hours, of which 40% is classroom hours and 60% is independent study hours. The volume of credits to be completed by the student during a semester includes mandatory and elective subjects specified in the course catalog.