Psychology is fascinating, because people are diverse and there is always so much to discover.
Joanna Roszak, Ph.D., social psychologist
Psychology
3- or 4-year program
- Level: Undergraduate (Bachelor Degree)
- Mode: Full-time
Program of Study
Psychology is a discipline whose goal is to understand and improve functioning of individuals, groups, and societies as a whole. Our undergraduate Psychology Program introduces students to fundamentals of psychology and teaches basic principles of other disciplines, such as humanities, social sciences and natural sciences. Some of the areas of study include: social, cognitive, developmental, economic and personality psychology. Furthermore, students learn statistics and research methodology and can choose a few elective modules aligned with their interests.
Requirements for the 3-year Program: English proficiency - CEFR B2, IELTS 5.5 or equivalent.
Candidates whose English skills are at CEFR A2 level may apply to our 4-year Psychology program.
Candidate
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.
Career Prospects
Psychological knowledge and skills are necessary in a number of professions dealing with various challenges related to human mind and behavior. Therefore, graduates of psychology program can pursue careers in a variety of fields, including education, healthcare, business, media, market research, marketing and advertising as well as IT research and design.
Financial support: Scholarships for International Students
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Advantages
European Qualification Standard for Psychologists
Studies at the Faculty of Psychology follow European standards of education in the field of psychology. The program fulfills the requirements of EuroPsy, the European qualification standard for psychologists, established by the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations (EFPA).
Research Laboratories
Students have access to professional research laboratories that offer state-of-the-art equipment for psychophysiological and behavioral research, such as: an eye-tracker, electroencephalograph, galvanometer, electromyography equipment, and EEG amplifiers.
Unique Modules and Subjects
The undergraduate Psychology Program includes the following thematic areas: behavioral studies, conflict resolution and management, mind-communication-technology, and cross-cultural psychology.
Thematic Areas
Behavioral Studies
Behavioral Studies (also known as behavior analysis) focus on the comprehensive use of empirically validated principles of learning to develop, implement, and evaluate practical strategies that enhance the abilities and self-direction skills of children and adults in community, home, and educational settings.
Cross-Cultural Psychology
Cross-Cultural Psychology examines how cultural factors influence human behavior. Cultural psychologists study cultural diversity and apply solutions in environments, such as multicultural societies, multicultural schools and universities, and international business.
Conflict Resolution and Management
Conflict Resolution and Management are crucial to social interactions in families, communities, organizations and international relations. Conflict dynamics, if well managed, are an essential part of social change and foster adaptive social processes. The theory and practice of conflict resolution are based on models of conflict dynamics and are focused on processes of conflict management, such as negotiation, mediation and coaching techniques.
Mind-Communication-Technology
The Mind-Communication-Technology focuses on visual communication, which can be understood as transmission of information and ideas using symbols and imagery. The visual communication module aims to help students understand the process of visual perception along with psychological and cultural aspects of creating images and communicating by visual means. The eye-tracker module is the response to the growing popularity of eye-tracking methods, which allow us to measure and record the position and movement of the eye. Eye-tracking research helps to build communication systems for people with various disabilities and allows to improve the design of Internet web-pages and user-friendly computer programs.
Application Step By Step
- Fill in the application form
- Pay the Application Fee
- Send the required documents to the Admissions Office
- Pay the Tuition Fee
- Wait for the Acceptance Letter
- Upon your arrival in Poland, submit original documents to the Admissions Office
- During the first semester, submit the Nostrificaiton of your diploma (if applicable)
This is the application procedure for international candidates. Polish candidates should follow the application procedure provided on the corresponding Polish site here »
Applications closed
| Full-Time Studies | |
|---|---|
| 10 installments | 413 EUR |
| 2 installments | 2040 EUR |
| 1 installment | 3900 EUR |
Admissions Office
- admissions@swps.edu.pl
- +48 22 517 99 61
- Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8.00-16.00
- SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities
Chodakowska 19/31, 03-815 Warsaw, Poland
Polish candidates should refer to the information provided on the corresponding Polish site here »
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