Department of Psychology and Social Work
Department of Psychology and Social Work
The primary objective of the Department of Psychology and Social Work is to train specialists in psychology and social work, implement modern teaching technologies, employ interactive forms of instruction, and develop the field of pedagogical activity. Psychological training of contemporary specialists is considered an essential component of their professional preparation and is given special emphasis within the department.
One of the key responsibilities of the department is to conduct research that meets the latest scientific innovations in the fields of psychology, social work, and social-psychological services in education. Particular attention is paid to areas of general interest, including social psychology, clinical psychology, forensic psychology, family psychology, child and adolescent psychology, psychological correction, psychotherapy, and related disciplines.
The teaching process is conducted by highly qualified academic and pedagogical staff.
To enhance professional knowledge in psychology and social sciences, the Department of Psychology and Social Work organizes scientific-practical conferences, round tables, and seminars for graduates and specialists seeking to acquire additional knowledge in these fields.
The programs offered at the Department of Psychology and Social Work are as follows:
- Psychology
- Social Work
- Social-Psychological Services in Education
- Clinical (Medical) Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Forensic Psychology