Study In Georgia
Psychology Study Program in Georgia
Psychology Program Description
Astonishing program that focuses on the scientific study of individual and collective behavior, the physical and environmental bases of behavior, and the analysis and treatment of behavior problems and disorders. Includes instruction in the principles of the various subfields of psychology, research methods, and psychological assessment and testing methods.
Program content
Students will acquire basic knowledge
in the field of Psychology:
- History of psychology
- Basic theories in Psychology
- Research methods
- Social Psychology
- Personality Psychology
- Developmental Educational Psychology
- Clinical Psychology
- Criminological and Juridical Psychology
- Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy
The offered concentrations are:
- Clinical psychology
- Psychology and human resources management
- Applied social psychology
Key Features
- Involvement in research begins from the first year and continues throughout the undergraduate program to facilitate students’ development of a programmatic line of research in their own specific area of interest, thus it helps to develop their research skills
- The program is designed to provide students with background knowledge in development theory, research and methods
- Hands-on experience through having practical courses in different aspects
Psychology Benefits
A bachelor’s degree in psychology can function as a valuable starting point for a number of career paths:
- Human and social worker
- Childcare worker
- Probation officer
- Rehabilitation specialist
- HR
- Public Relations
Studying Psychology in Georgia: what to expect
Several Georgian universities teach Psychology in English for international students. Georgia follows the Bologna system, so a bachelor’s degree normally takes four years (240 ECTS credits) and a master’s degree two years (120 ECTS). Credits earned in Georgia use the same European credit system as most universities in Europe, which helps if you later transfer or continue your studies abroad.
Entry requirements
- For a bachelor’s program: a completed secondary-school (12th grade) certificate and transcript.
- For a master’s program: a recognised bachelor’s degree and transcript.
- English at about B2 level, shown by a certificate or the university’s own test or interview.
- A valid passport. Your education documents go through official recognition in Georgia before enrollment; we arrange the translation and submission.
Career paths
Graduates work in counselling and support services, human resources, education, social services, market research and research roles. Practising as a licensed clinical psychologist usually requires a master’s degree and supervised practice under the rules of the country where you work.
How to apply
Send your documents through our online application form. We check them, confirm the current tuition and intake dates with the university, and guide you through the offer, recognition and visa steps. You can compare universities on the universities page.