By choosing Psychology, students gain comprehensive knowledge in the field, including key future competencies such as meaning-making, social intelligence, and cognitive load management. They also acquire up-to-date theoretical knowledge and practical skills in psychological diagnosis and treatment.
Supported by a specialised academic faculty, the program presents clinical psychology as both a field of scientific research and a domain of professional practice.
The educational process emphasizes workshops and lab-based learning, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for careers as professional psychologists. Special focus is placed on mastering clinical diagnostic methods, along with gaining expertise in health promotion, mental health prevention, and psychotherapy.
Throughout the study, students develop hands-on skills in neuropsychological assessment, psychosexology, crisis intervention, and psychological support across various types of crises.
Graduates are qualified to work in diverse roles — from HR departments and business consulting to training, coaching, and mediation. They may also pursue careers as career advisors, intellectual capital specialists, or establish private practices in psychology or human resource management.
