Our undergraduate Psychology Program includes courses that allow students to develop a deep understanding of core areas in psychology, including social psychology, cognitive psychology, personality psychology, psychology of emotion and motivation, and psychology of individual differences. They also learn about practical applications of psychological research in the fields of psychopathology, clinical and health psychology, work and organizational psychology, educational psychology, and cross-cultural psychology.
Theoretical courses are complemented with classes teaching practical skills, indispensable in psychological research, such as methodology, statistics and psychometrics as well as competencies needed in human interactions, such as basic psychological skills, personal skills and the ability to work in groups. Additionally during each academic year, students participate in at least one project-based course, which provides them with an opportunity to apply previously-acquired knowledge in a more practical manner, for example by working on a group research project.
Who is the program addressed to?
Our Psychology program is a good choice for everyone who is curious about human nature and would like to know how people think, what they feel, and how they react in various situations. The program is directed not only to future psychologists, but also to anyone who is considering a career based on interpersonal relations.
Requirements: English proficiency - CEFR B2, IELTS min. 6 pts. certificates issued by University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate, the British Council and Education Australia.For holders of a Polish secondary school diploma (matura): basic level – minimum 90%, extended level – minimum 60%.