Bachelor's in Psychology

3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

Charles University

Program Overview

Our Bachelor's in Psychology at Charles University’s Faculty of Arts is a full-time, English-taught program that gives you a solid foundation in core psychological disciplines, blending them with social sciences, human sciences, and biological basics to understand human behavior in relationships and society. It’s perfect for curious students passionate about people—whether you’re drawn to research, helping others, or exploring the mind—who want practical skills like communication, teamwork, project management, data analysis, and ethical practices to kickstart a career or advanced studies.

Curriculum Structure
First Year
You’ll dive into the essentials of how the mind works, starting with General Psychology, which covers perception, cognition, and emotion, alongside Biological Foundations of Psychology to explore brain functions and their link to behavior. Introduction to Psychological Methodology teaches you research basics like designing studies and collecting data, building a strong base for everything ahead while sparking your interest in real-world applications.

Second Year
Here, you deepen your grasp of people in context through Developmental Psychology, tracing human growth from infancy to adulthood, and Social Psychology, examining group dynamics, influence, and interpersonal processes. Personality Psychology rounds it out by analyzing individual traits and motivations, helping you connect theory to everyday interactions and prepare for hands-on projects.

Third Year
The focus shifts to application with Psychological Diagnostics, where you learn assessment tools and ethical testing, plus Counseling Psychology for practical skills in supporting individuals. You’ll also tackle Statistical Processing of Empirical Data, mastering analysis to interpret research findings, ensuring you graduate ready to apply psychology confidently in professional settings.

Focus areas
Psychological research and methodology; diagnostics and counseling; social, developmental, and personality processes; biological and ethical foundations.

Learning outcomes
Graduates gain core knowledge in psychological disciplines, connect it to social/human sciences and biology, and develop skills in communication, teamwork, data processing, ethics, and project management for real-world use.

Professional alignment (accreditation)
The program aligns with European standards like EuroPsy, preparing you for regulated roles and international mobility after further study.

Reputation (employability rankings)
Charles University’s Faculty of Arts Psychology program produces versatile graduates employed in research, counseling, education, health, and social sectors, with strong skills matching Ministry of Education requirements for psychological professions.

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

At Charles University’s Faculty of Education, our Bachelor's in Psychology with special pedagogy extension dives right into hands-on learning, blending core psychological theory with practical skills in areas like educational psychology, research methods, and special pedagogy. You'll build real-world expertise through methodology training in data collection, analysis, and research design, plus applied work in counseling and school settings—preparing you perfectly for internships and future practice. It's all about turning knowledge into skills you'll use every day, with access to dedicated psychology resources across the university.

Here’s how our program brings experiential learning to life::
- Professional internships: Gain direct experience in psychological practice facilities, building on research training to work in real counseling, school, or clinical environments—essential for your career start.
- Psychological research labs and methodology tools: Hands-on training in research design, data collection methods, and analysis, supported by the Department of Psychology [FF] (Faculty of Arts), which offers specialized spaces for psych diagnostics and experiments.
- Academic Counseling Center facilities: Access psychological services, special education support, and growth programs tailored for students, including speech therapy and counseling practice.
- University-wide psychology institutes and departments: Collaborate via the Department of Psychiatry and Medical Psychology (linked to hospitals), Department of Psychology and Life Sciences, and related centers for fieldwork and group projects in developmental or social psychology.
- Libraries and research hubs: Use extensive resources at centres like the Centre for Theoretical Study and psychology-focused departments for group study, data analysis, and project work—no specific software named, but methodology courses cover essential digital tools for psych research.

This is your chance to apply and experience psychology like never before—spots fill fast!

Progression & Future Opportunities

The Bachelor’s in Psychology at Charles University provides a strong foundation in cognitive, developmental, social, clinical, educational, forensic, and organisational psychology while building essential research and analytical skills. Graduates are well prepared for roles such as HR specialist, counsellor, education professional, and NGO or public sector professional. In addition, the programme creates a pathway to a wide range of future opportunities:

The curriculum is aligned with the EuroPsy standard, giving students a solid academic foundation that supports future professional development and international recognition within Europe.
Students develop hands-on research skills by learning how to design and conduct psychological studies using both quantitative and qualitative methods.
The university’s CU Point support centre offers career guidance, academic support, personal development resources, and well-being services to help students prepare for employment and long-term success.
Charles University collaborates with more than 3,000 partner institutions around the world, giving students access to valuable international opportunities and academic networks.
Graduates can pursue careers in education, human resources, counselling, marketing, public administration, non-governmental organisations, and related fields.
The programme develops transferable skills in research, critical thinking, communication, and behavioural analysis that are valued across many industries.
The degree also provides a strong platform for long-term career growth and further academic advancement.
The university does not publish official employment rates or graduate salary figures for this programme.

Further Academic Progression:

After completing this bachelor’s degree, students can continue with a master’s programme in psychology or a related field to gain advanced knowledge and specialised expertise. They may also choose to pursue doctoral studies, research opportunities, or professional training that leads to careers in academia, applied psychology, or other specialised sectors.