COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science in Psychology is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of human behavior and mental processes across a wide range of contexts. The program covers foundational topics such as the history and emerging issues in psychology, general psychology including perception, cognition, learning, emotions, and motivation, as well as psychobiology and developmental psychology. These core subjects give students a strong grounding in how people develop and function throughout different stages of life. Alongside these topics, students also learn essential research skills, including statistics and methods used to conduct psychological studies, preparing them to critically analyze data and understand scientific findings.As students progress, the program introduces more specialized areas such as personality psychology, social psychology focusing on teams and communication, and psychological diagnosis and test theory. This allows students to explore how individuals differ from each other and how group dynamics influence behavior. The curriculum also includes foundational knowledge in clinical psychology, business psychology, and environmental psychology, providing a broad perspective on how psychology applies in various real-world settings.Practical experience is an important part of the degree, with a dedicated internship semester giving students the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge in professional environments. This hands-on experience is invaluable for developing professional skills and gaining insights into different career paths within psychology.In the final semester, students focus on completing their bachelor thesis and participating in a thesis colloquium, which helps them develop strong research and communication skills.The program offers flexibility through elective modules, allowing students to specialize in areas such as clinical psychology, business psychology, or environmental psychology based on their interests and career goals. This combination of broad foundational knowledge, specialized study options, and practical experience prepares graduates to pursue careers in healthcare, business, social services, or to continue their studies in psychology and related fields.