Psychology

The bachelor's program "Psychology" (60310300) enables students to acquire, on a scientific basis, fundamental knowledge and practical skills in studying the human psyche, behavior, and mental processes. Within this program, students study general psychology, developmental psychology, social psychology, educational psychology, personality psychology, and psychodiagnostics.

During their studies, students gain practical skills in applying psychological tests and methods, conducting individual and group counseling, analyzing behavioral and emotional states, and organizing psychocorrection and psychoprevention work. The educational process includes not only theoretical classes but also practical training sessions, psychological practice, and supervised sessions.

Graduates have the opportunity to work in general education schools, kindergartens, higher education institutions, human resources departments of state and private organizations, psychological centers, healthcare institutions, and social service organizations as psychologists, school psychologists, or counseling psychologists. In addition, the program builds a strong foundation for further specialization in specific areas of psychology (clinical psychology, social psychology, school psychology, etc.) at the master's level.

Studies are conducted in full-time format at the bachelor's level, using modern teaching methods delivered by qualified faculty.