Master’s degree programmes (long-cycle) Psychology
Get to know the person. Make a professional diagnosis. Provide support responsibly.
Discover what shapes human behavior, emotions, relationships, and decisions. Explore the human experience at every stage of life - from childhood to late adulthood. Learn how to conduct a professional assessment and select intervention methods based on current psychological research. Develop the skills needed to work with children, adolescents, and adults, as well as with families, groups, and organizations.
Why choose Psychology?
Training to Become a Psychologist
You will earn a master’s degree and acquire the skills needed to practice psychology independently in various fields.
Diagnosis and Practical Help
You will learn how to conduct a psychological assessment, interpret the results, prepare reports, and plan appropriate forms of support and intervention.
Child and Family Psychology
You will deepen your knowledge of child and adolescent development, family dynamics, developmental disorders, and methods for working with children and their environment.
Man in Many Dimensions
You will explore human behavior from the perspectives of developmental, clinical, social, health, personality, and work and organizational psychology. You will learn to understand how people function in various roles, relationships, and life situations.
What will you learn?
Human Psychology
You will understand the mechanisms of behavior, emotions, thinking, and personality, as well as their significance at various stages of life.
Child Development
You will trace a child's development from infancy through adolescence and learn to recognize their developmental and educational needs.
Emotions and Relationships
You'll learn how emotions, motivation, and social relationships affect how people function and interact with others.
Psychological Assessment
You will learn how to conduct a psychological interview, select diagnostic methods, and analyze and interpret the results.
Clinical Psychology
You will deepen your knowledge of mental disorders, developmental issues, addictions, and contemporary forms of psychological support.
Assistance and Intervention
You will develop skills in providing support, conducting preventive measures, and responding to crisis situations.
Where can you work after graduation? Career prospects
Programmes at UJW are taught in Polish
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