Psychological Sciences and Techniques (L-24)

The program provides theoretical, methodological, and practical skills to analyze and intervene in individual and collective behavior. Upon completion of the program, students will have the foundation needed to pursue a master's degree in Psychology, a prerequisite for entering the profession of psychologist.

The course aims to:

• To provide theoretical preparation in the main areas of psychology (general, developmental, clinical, social);
• Integrate skills from related disciplines: neuroscience, philosophy, pedagogy, anthropology, sociology;
• Develop methodological and research skills through specific teaching and seminar activities;
• Promote operational skills for the practical application of psychological knowledge;
• Strengthen data management and analysis capacity with IT tools.