Psychology (applied psychology)

Psychology (Bachelor's Degree)

The "Psychology" program enables students to study in depth the patterns of the human psyche, behavior, and interpersonal relationships, and to acquire the skills to apply psychological knowledge in practice. The program is aimed at training qualified practicing psychologists who are able to provide psychological assistance to people in various fields.

During their studies, students learn general psychology, personality psychology, social psychology, developmental and age psychology, psychodiagnostics, and the fundamentals of psychological counseling and consultation. The learning process combines theoretical knowledge with practical trainings, psychological tests and exercises, and the analysis of real-life cases.

The program develops in students empathy, active listening, analytical thinking, and the ability to communicate effectively with people. This cultivates them as accomplished specialists who can support people's mental health and personal development.

Graduates of this program can build successful careers as practicing psychologists, counseling psychologists, psychodiagnosticians, or HR specialists in educational institutions, healthcare and social centers, companies, and psychological counseling centers.