Psychology

Psychology

About the Program

The "Psychology" program trains qualified specialists with a deep understanding of the nature of human behavior, emotions, and cognitive processes. The curriculum covers general, developmental, pedagogical, and clinical psychology, as well as psychodiagnostics and psychological counseling. The educational process focuses on developing empathy, analytical skills, and the practical application of psychological techniques to provide professional assistance to individuals in various life situations and to improve personnel efficiency in organizations.

Employment Opportunities

Graduates are in high demand in the healthcare, education, HR management, and social work sectors. Available roles include clinical psychologist, family counselor, school psychologist, business coach, recruitment and onboarding specialist, and conflictologist. In addition, graduates have excellent prospects for establishing a successful private psychological practice.

Language of Instruction

After admission, students can choose their preferred language of instruction: English, Russian, or Uzbek.

International Opportunities

The program encourages the study of advanced global practices in the field of psychology. Students can participate in student mobility programs at partner universities abroad. Internships at international psychological centers and clinics are also provided to exchange experiences and master modern psychotherapy methods.

Admission Requirements

Entrance exams are conducted as standardized tests in core subjects (Biology and Native Language) or in the form of an interview.