Psychology

 Psychology Programme

  The Bachelor's programme in Psychology prepares students to study the patterns of the human mind, behaviour, and personality on a
  scientific basis, while developing skills in psychological assessment and counselling. The programme combines classical theoretical
  schools with contemporary directions in applied psychology, cultivating analytical thinking, empathy, and adherence to the principles of
   professional ethics.

  Programme Objectives

  The programme aims to train highly qualified psychologists able to provide psychological services in education, healthcare, social
  protection, business, and other domains, working effectively with human resources and combining scientific knowledge with practical
  skills.

  Core Subjects:

  • General Psychology
  • Developmental and Age Psychology
  • Social Psychology
  • Foundations of Clinical Psychology and Pathopsychology
  • Experimental Psychology and Psychodiagnostics
  • Foundations of Psychological Counselling and Psychotherapy
  • Educational Psychology
  • Work and Organisational Psychology

  Skills Acquired:

  • Diagnosing and assessing an individual's psychological condition
  • Delivering individual and group psychological counselling
  • Designing psychological trainings and preventive programmes
  • Analysing and resolving conflict situations
  • Conducting scientific research using experimental methods

  Career Opportunities

  Graduates work as school psychologists in educational institutions, clinical psychologists in healthcare organisations, HR specialists
  and organisational psychologists in companies, counsellors in family and psychological counselling centres, sports psychologists in
  sports organisations, and specialists in social protection bodies, law enforcement agencies, and scientific research institutes.

  Duration: 4.5 years (Bachelor) | Mode of Study: Evening | Programme Code: 60310300