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Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:

PLO-1: To educate creative individuals who possess critical thinking and problem-solving skills; continuously sustain their personal and professional development; are environmentally conscious, respectful of diversity, and able to use their knowledge and skills for the benefit of society.

PLO-2: To educate individuals equipped with a sense of social responsibility; sensitive to national issues, committed to public interest, actively engaged in education, research, and entrepreneurship, and able to contribute to society through practical/field experience.

PLO-3: To conduct interdisciplinary research that contributes to science and art at a universal level; produces knowledge and technology with an innovative vision that respects ethical values; and carries out research and project activities based on university-industry-society collaboration with high-quality education.

PLO-4: To have knowledge of the functioning of relationships between individuals and societies within the fields of social, behavioral, and humanities sciences, and to be able to apply this knowledge in real-life contexts.

PLO-5: To educate individuals who can effectively carry out data collection, analysis, and interpretation processes by using knowledge and skills acquired in natural sciences, life sciences, social and behavioral sciences; define and analyze problems in line with technological developments; and develop solution proposals through scientific research.

PLO-6: Students learn the history of psychology and fundamental principles such as biological psychology, learning, memory, language, thinking, and emotion.

PLO-7: Psychologists must respect human rights and adhere to ethical principles. Students learn ethical principles and standards during psychological research and practice.

PLO-8: To educate individuals who can work independently, take responsibility, think analytically and creatively, and possess lifelong learning skills.

PLO-9: Students learn advanced areas of psychology such as developmental psychology, social psychology, clinical psychology, cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, and industrial/organizational psychology.

PLO-10: To develop the ability to critically analyze and interpret psychological knowledge and scientific literature.