Bachelor: Clinical Psychology

This program aims to provide students with a comprehensive theoretical and methodological foundation in psychology during the third and fourth semesters, combining theoretical, methodological, and exploratory training. The program focuses on understanding the development of human behavior, personality structure, and psychological disorders, as well as the applications of psychology in school, professional, and organizational contexts.

The curriculum includes core modules addressing key areas such as developmental psychology, personality theories, school psychology, and abnormal psychology, enabling students to build a solid scientific foundation for understanding the individual at different stages of life and within their social and institutional environments. The program also places particular emphasis on methodological modules that develop scientific research and psychometric skills, empowering students to acquire precise scientific tools for psychological analysis and assessment.

In addition, the exploratory modules offer diverse perspectives in social, cognitive, and physiological psychology, as well as learning theories, fostering a comprehensive understanding of human behavior from multiple angles. Furthermore, the horizontal modules contribute to developing communication skills and language proficiency, and deepening awareness of contemporary psychosocial issues.

Clinical Psychology specialty:

Program in clinical psychology, focusing on providing students with the theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and research abilities necessary for competent clinical practice. This training aims to prepare students to become qualified clinical psychologists, capable of assessing psychological conditions, applying appropriate therapeutic interventions, and contributing to scientific research in the field of psychology.