About the training program
Graduates are able to:
- conduct research, write about it, and communicate the findings to people,
- conduct tests to diagnose a person’s psychological characteristics and behavior among others,
- provide counseling and conduct psychological games and training sessions,
- work with people in various life situations,
- tell people about psychology and develop educational outreach projects.
Practical training takes place in psychological centers, clinics, schools, and commercial organizations.
What do graduates do?
The knowledge and professional skills you acquire will enable you to build a successful career in various fields.
You will be able to work as:
- an organizational psychologist and manager specializing in human resources management and business consulting, personnel selection and assessment, and the development of organizations and managers;
- a psychologist specializing in advertising, production, and socio-political processes, as well as a consultant in the media;
- a counseling psychologist working with people affected by disasters, emergencies, and other traumatic events;
- a sports psychologist;
- a counseling psychologist specializing in family, motherhood, and childhood;
- a diagnostic psychologist and consultant in law enforcement and other security agencies;
