Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program aims to prepare specialized professionals equipped with advanced scientific knowledge and professional skills in various fields of psychology. It addresses labor market needs and supports sustainable development. The program provides students with a strong foundation in psychological theories, research skills, and modern intervention techniques, while emphasizing ethical values and social responsibility.

Program Objectives:

1. To equip learners with theories and knowledge in the field of psychology and its applications.
2. To train students to use scientific thinking skills in interpreting various psychological phenomena.
3. To train students to provide basic psychological services under supervision and using modern technologies.
4. To prepare psychology professionals capable of applying ethical standards and assuming social responsibilities in their work.
5. To equip students with the skills necessary to collect and analyze psychological information and statistical data, and to write psychological reports efficiently using the latest technological methods.
6. To provide students with the skills needed for effective communication with individuals, groups, and diverse cases.

Department Vision
Scientific excellence in the field of psychology to build a knowledge-based, competitive society.

Program Mission
To qualify and develop specialized professionals in the field of psychological services by equipping them with professional, scientific, and research skills that align with labor market demands and sustainable development goals.

PLO (Program Learning Outcomes)

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

After successfully completing this program, the graduate will be able to:

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Program Learning Outcomes

Job Opportunities 

• Psychological therapist in hospitals and various healthcare sectors.
• Centers for treatment and rehabilitation providing psychological counseling services.
• Ministry of Health and Prevention.
• Ministry of Education (Department of Psychological Guidance, Department of Measurement and Evaluation).
• Psychological specialist in educational institutions (schools, Ministry of Education, universities, etc.).
• Addiction prevention and rehabilitation centers.
• Specialist in psychological testing and evaluation in criminal investigation fields.
• Centers for research, statistics, and psychological measurement.
• Elderly care centers.
• Special education and learning difficulties centers.
• Centers for people of determination.
• Family and motherhood centers.
• Family courts (family guidance services).
• Juvenile institutions and orphanages.
• Correctional and penal institutions.
• Human resources departments (occupational and organizational psychology specialist).
• Charitable and volunteer organizations (e.g., Red Crescent, crisis and disaster response).
• Ministry of Community Development and Community Development Authority.
• Psychological consultants in various private institutions and associations concerned with psychological evaluation and support services.
• Planning, management, and development roles in institutions, associations, and centers related to the psychological field.