At UBT’s Faculty of Psychology, we are shaping the next generation of psychologists, researchers, and mental health professionals who are committed to improving individual well-being and addressing society’s most pressing psychological and social challenges. Our Master of Science in Psychology stands at the intersection of scientific knowledge, human behavior, and societal transformation, equipping students with the skills and insight needed for real-world impact.
The mission of the MSc in Psychology is to educate and empower future psychologists through a rigorous, research-based curriculum that promotes ethical practice, critical thinking, and cultural sensitivity. We aim to prepare graduates to contribute meaningfully to mental health care, psychological research, and policy development, both locally and globally. Our emphasis on applied learning and community engagement ensures that students graduate ready to serve diverse populations and drive positive change in health, education, and social services.
A Comprehensive Graduate Program:
– Specialized courses in clinical and counseling psychology, psychological assessment, research methodology, and applied behavioral science.
A Curriculum Aligned with European Standards:
– Structured according to EuroPsy standards, integrating theoretical foundations with evidence-based practices and interdisciplinary approaches.
Experiential Learning Opportunities:
– Training that includes supervised internships, fieldwork, and research addressing community mental health needs.
Prepare for impactful careers in mental health, education, healthcare, and social services. You’ll learn to:
– Conduct psychological assessments and interventions
– Apply ethical and culturally responsive practices
– Design and implement psychological research
– Promote mental health in communities
– Influence policy through psychological insight
At UBT, learning is active, collaborative, and grounded in real-world challenges.
The MSc in Psychology contributes to a vibrant research culture aligned with our 2024–2029 Research Strategy. We aim to:
– Develop nationally and internationally funded psychological research
– Advance interdisciplinary projects
– Support academic development and global collaboration
We welcome collaboration with institutions and communities to:
– Co-develop community mental health initiatives
– Offer professional training and consultation
– Conduct needs assessments and evaluations
– Promote mental health literacy and evidence-based practices
By 2029, the MSc in Psychology at UBT will be:
– A national leader in psychological research and training
– A recognized academic partner in Southeast Europe
– A hub for publishing, conferences, and international collaboration
– A driver of well-being through education, outreach, and research