School Psychology

Program Overview

School psychology is a branch of psychology that focuses on students' psychological and educational development within the school environment. It seeks to understand learning difficulties, emotional and behavioral disorders, and factors that affect academic performance and social adaptation. School psychologists provide psychological support, educational counseling, and work to prevent school violence and promote a safe, positive learning atmosphere.

Teaching Language : arabic

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

· Introduction to anthropology

· Introduction to psychology

· Introduction to sociology

· Introduction to philosophy

· Introduction to Educational Sciences

· Introduction to Demography

· Introduction to Speech Therapy

· Current Schools of Thought

Advanced Topics

· Developmental Psychology 1

· School Psychology

· Personality Theories 1

· Introduction to Psychopathology 1

· Research Methodology and Techniques 1

· Psychometrics 1

· Social Psychology

· Developmental Psychology 2

· Work and Organizational Psychology

· Personality Theories 2

· Introduction to Psychopathology 2

· Research Methodology and Techniques 2

· Learning Theories

· Cognitive Psychology

· Child and Adolescent Psychopathology 1

· Cognitive and Learning Disorders 1

· Educational Psychology

· School Problems

· Psychological Assessment in School Settings

· Research Methodology and Data Analysis

· Systemic Approach in the School Environment

· School Psychological Counseling

· Child and Adolescent Psychopathology 2

· Cognitive and Learning Disorders 2

· School Psychological Intervention Methods

· Guidance Program Design

· Internship

· Graduation Thesis

· School Ergonomics

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Admissions Information

secondary education baccalaureate

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