BA Psychology

The curriculum in the psychology undergraduate program is intended to bring the students in analytical thinking skills and to provide them with a strong base of core topics, methods, approaches, and practices of psychology science. Besides the basic courses on the main subfields of psychology, such as social, developmental, experimental, and clinical psychology, the program includes courses on research knowledge and skills (Research Methods, Psychometrics, Statistics, and Applications of Software Package for Statistical Analyses), and the ability to work in the field (Applied and Professional Areas in Psychology, Special Education, Psychological Testing, Crisis Intervention Techniques). There are also various elective courses like Trauma Psychology, Family Therapy Approaches, Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination, and Information Processing, so that the students can make their choices in accordance with their interests in the field. Through the four-year undergraduate study period, the students do their internships in different applied fields of psychology (clinical, forensic, industrial and organizational psychology).