The goal of the bachelor's program in psychology is to prepare psychologists with a broad profile, providing them with knowledge in the main areas of scientific psychology; basic mental processes and their characteristic regularities; stages of human mental development and their peculiarities, regularities of interpersonal and intergroup relations existing in social reality; The essence of personality and the theories surrounding its research, about the appropriateness of human behavior according to the general psychological theory of attitude; In addition, - they will be able to apply the general principles of research production within the framework of professional ethics, to select research features and specific methods, to plan, conduct, and process and analyze real empirical research.

Graduates of the program will be able to be employed as a psychologist-assistant and assistant psychologist in the fields such as human resources management services of any state and private organization (banks, corporations, ministries, pharmacy chains, store chains), kindergartens and schools, training centers, research organizations, services of psychological consultants of educational institutions, counseling and rehabilitation centers and clinics for children and adults.

• Lecture-seminar
• Method of working on the book
• Explanatory method
• Demonstration method
• Interactive lectures
• Role-playing
• Analysis of news
•  Practical work
• Conducting small studies
• Team work
• Exercises focused on solving problems
• Critical analysis
• Project-based learning
• Case study and analysis
• Literature review
• Searching for relevant material in electronic format or in the library
• Method of written work
• Presenting presentations
• Discussion-debate
•  Verbal, i.e. oral method

In addition to the humanitarian-social and STEM blocks, students have the opportunity to accumulate 96 additional credits through specialization, optional program components, or free credits. The program is designed to allow for differentiation among students based on their language competencies. The student's English language level is determined based on the assessment received in the unified national exams and the internal exam, allowing them to start at the appropriate stage corresponding to their knowledge.
The maximum raw score determined on the unified national exam

• If 63% is achieved, the student is admitted to the B1/1 level of English;
• In case of receiving 64% to 86% - at B1/2 level;
• In case of receiving 87% to 100% - at B2/1 level.
• If a student scores above 93%, they will be required to take a language proficiency test. If a student achieves the required threshold score, he/she can register at the B2/2 level of English. If the student does not pass the threshold, he/she will be admitted at the B2/1 level.
• In case of obtaining more than 93%, if the student does not appear for the test, he/she will be admitted at the B2/1 level.

To obtain the academic degree of Bachelor, the student needs to complete 240 credits, which means 144 ECTS from the main subjects of the program; 6 ECTS from humanitarian-social block and 6 ECTS from STEM block; 18 ECTS free credits; The mentioned change does not apply to students who were enrolled before 2021 among the 66 ECTS program elective subjects (which are thematically structured). The language of instruction of the program is  Georgian, with separate English-language components. Therefore, the majority of components are delivered in Georgian, except for courses that utilize English-language literature.