Georgian National University SEU is a prestigious private university in Georgia
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
The Master's program in Clinical Psychology at Georgian National University SEU prepares specialists with in-depth knowledge and skills in mental health, clinical intervention, and psychoconsultation, adhering to modern requirements and ethical standards. Graduates possess expertise in analyzing human behavior, understanding mental health policy and disorder diagnosis, mastering psycho-diagnostic methods, and explaining mental disorders and rehabilitation methods. They apply valid tools in research and evaluation, evaluate their practice, and participate in professional discussions. Students learn to plan and implement individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, and public awareness activities, demonstrating competence in evidence-based practice, research, critical thinking, and human rights. Upon completion, graduates are highly qualified clinical psychologists, equipped to work with diverse client groups and communities, and provide mental health services.
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
The Master's Program in Social Psychology prepares high-qualified psychologists with expertise in human interaction, group dynamics, and social influence. Graduates possess advanced knowledge of social psychology theories, research methods, and critical thinking skills to address complex social issues. They understand social group structures, dynamics, and relationships, and can recognize and solve social-psychological problems, model real social situations, and interpret public relations mechanisms. Students develop skills in planning and conducting empirical research, adhering to ethical standards, and applying psychological principles to real-world problems. Upon completion, graduates are equipped to work in diverse social contexts, conduct independent research, and contribute to the field of social psychology, with expertise in areas such as group formation, communication, conflict resolution, and cultural-historical conditioning.
