General Psychology Sofia University St.Kliment Ohridski

Overview

The master’s program in General Psychology is an appropriate program for students with many different non-psychological backgrounds and is designed for individuals who either:

• Hope to find career opportunities in areas related to psychology or want to broaden understanding of the field of psychology. A master’s degree in psychology, with experience in understanding and conducting psychological research, is valued in many different employment settings such as human relations, marketing, advertising, management, arbitration, lobbying, education, and business.
• Intend to seek a doctoral degree in psychology and who do not have adequate undergraduate training and/or research experience. As part of the program, these students will gain psychological knowledge that fills the gaps in their basic training.
• The core curriculum of the General Psychology M.A. program from Sofia University St.Kliment Ohridski is designed to provide the entry-level graduate student with a solid grounding in the basic science foundations of psychology. 

Key Features 

• Upon successfully completing the core curriculum, the M.A. candidate in General Psychology fulfills the remaining degree requirements by taking a minimum of four courses across a spectrum of substantive areas in general psychology, including gender roles, developmental psychology, cross-cultural psychology, communication skills, personality disorders and human services.