Graduates of the bachelor’s programme in Psychology have a basic grounding in selected psychological disciplines and their application and are able to connect basic psychological knowledge with findings from social and human sciences as well as with knowledge of the biological foundations of psychology. They possess knowledge of the principles of psychological methodology and approaches to the exploration and investigation of man in interpersonal and social relations and processes.

Furthermore, graduates have skills in communication, presentation, teamwork, small group leadership, project management and the production of specialised texts. They also have skills in the basic statistical processing of empirical data and processing of information resources, as well as skills in ethics for working with people.