The goal of the program is to contribute to the development of the country by training qualified, highly competent applied psychologists who will be multi-educated, socially minded, active citizens with democratic values. The goal of the master's program in applied psychology is to provide graduates with the knowledge necessary for conducting independent research and engaging in professional practical work across various areas of psychology. This includes taking into account the regularities of current events in society and adhering to professional ethical norms: Child and adolescent psychology, clinical psychology and labour and organizational psychology. In the case of child and adolescent psychology concentration, to develop the skills of assessment and diagnosis, analysis and intervention of behavior disorders, inclusive teaching based on the psychological features of early, middle childhood and adolescence; Within the framework of clinical psychology concentration - clinical-psychological assessment, psychodiagnosis, psychosocial rehabilitation and psychological counseling practice skills;  Within the concentration of labour and organizational psychology - organizational behavior and organizational development assessment, personnel evaluation and career development, personnel selection, training and development, consumer purchasing decision and personnel management, sales production and planning skills; Graduates of the master's program in applied psychology will be able to conduct their professional activities within the framework of professional ethics in the areas such as any state and private organization (banks, corporations, ministries, store chains) and human resources management services, kindergartens and schools, training centers, research organizations, psychologist-consultant services of educational institutions, counseling and rehabilitation centers and clinics for children and adults.

• Method of working on the book
• Explanatory method
• Demonstration method
• Interactive lessons
• Situational tasks
• Role-playing
• Analysis of news
• Conducting small studies
• Practical tasks
• Team work
• Simulated performance
• Posing problems and solving them
• Tasks focused on solving problems
•  Critical analysis
•  Group assignments
•  Projects
•  Case study and analysis
•  Literature review
•  Critical assessment of own work
•  Constructive criticism of the work of others
•   Searching for relevant material in electronic format or in the library
•  Method of written work
•  Writing essays
•  Presenting presentations
•  Presenting and defending the discussion-debating topics
•  Lecture-seminars
•  Visual lectures
•  Verbal, i.e. oral method

The combination of core, concentration, and elective courses of the master's program in applied psychology provides an opportunity to delve into a specific direction, which will provide the graduate with relevant qualifications and competencies focused on the employment market. The program is designed to accommodate students' interests in various applied psychology areas. In particular, the student, in addition to the major subjects of the program, can delve into the concentrations of the applied psychology master's program in the areas of child and psychology, clinical psychology, and work and organizational psychology.

The Master's program in Applied Psychology consists of 120 (ECTS) credits.

A student chooses one concentration upon enrollment.

Clinical psychology - in the case of choosing a concentration, the student must take the general subjects of the applied psychology program (18 ECTS); Major subjects of concentration (42 ECTS); Master's research paper (30 ECTS); A total of (30 ECTS) from the block of concentration electives, including (6 ECTS) from other concentration subjects.

The graduate of the mentioned concentration is awarded the master's degree in clinical psychology.

Individual components in the program are conducted in English.

Child and Adolescent Psychology - if choosing a concentration, the student must take the general subjects of the applied psychology program (18 ECTS); Major subjects of concentration (42 ECTS); Master's research paper (30 ECTS); From the block of electives for the concentration (30 ECTS).

The graduate of the aforementioned concentration is awarded the Master's degree in Child and Adolescent Psychology. Individual components in the program are conducted in English.

Labor and organizational psychology - in case of choosing a concentration, the student must take the general subjects of the applied psychology program (18 ECTS); Major subjects of concentration (42 ECTS); Master's research paper (30 ECTS); From the block of electives for the concentration (30 ECTS).

The graduate of the said concentration is awarded the master's degree in labor and organizational psychology.

Individual components in the program are conducted in English.