Psychology (Social Psychology, Educational Psychology, Clinical Psychology) (Master’s Program)

The program aims to prepare a specialist in one of the psychology tracks (social, educational, or clinical psychology) who will be equipped with field-specific knowledge and skills, will be able to conduct research independently, and will be competitive both in professional practice and at the next level of studies. Additionally, the program is characterized by its focus on solving psychological problems.

Specifically, graduates will:

• Have in-depth knowledge of contemporary theories in psychology
• Have the ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practice for assessment and intervention
• Observe professional and research ethical principles
• Establish effective written and oral communication
• Have the ability to conduct independent research

Degree awarded: Master of Arts in Social Psychology; Master of Arts in Educational Psychology; Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology

Language of instruction: Georgian

Program duration: 120 ECTS credits, 4 semesters