Psychology

Psychology is a branch of science that studies human behavior and mental processes. Human development, socialization, interpersonal relationships, human resources, learning principles and behavioral disorders are some of the basic subjects of psychology.

Thanks to technological developments and globalization, psychologists try to observe, define, explain and predict any behavior or behavior patterns seen in different contexts by using theory and research techniques together.

Psychology is a comprehensive and dynamic discipline that involves gaining more comprehensive knowledge about human emotions, thoughts and behaviors by conducting scientific research and applying this information to solve problems in human life. No other discipline allows an individual to use their analytical skills as much as psychology because this field requires sufficient knowledge and education to understand another person’s behavior.

The Psychology Department Undergraduate Program aims to provide its students with the basic psychology education necessary for them to complete their master’s degree in various sub-branches of the psychology discipline such as Social Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Educational Psychology, Health Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Developmental Psychology with a competent academic staff.