Description
Our undergraduate degree program in Psychology (LPS) has held accreditation from the National Council for Teaching and Research in Psychology (CNEIP) since 1997. Training in this program includes Clinical Psychology, Organizational Psychology, Educational Psychology, and Social Psychology, with a strong integration of theory, practice, and research.
Objective
We educate and train professionals with the necessary scientific knowledge to understand, interpret, analyze, and explain human behavior from different dimensions, theoretical perspectives, methods, and techniques.
As a Psychology graduate, you will be able to develop basic skills and abilities to assess and intervene in social, educational, clinical, and organizational milieus, with a commitment to the promotion of people’s psychological health and well-being.
Student Learning Outcomes
- You will have the necessary knowledge and skills to assess a problem or condition detected in educational scenarios and apply psychological intervention techniques and methods based on the consulted scientific literature.
- You will demonstrate competence in the field of clinical psychology to apply evaluation instruments and interpret results so as to develop a psychological treatment or intervention in accordance with the selected theoretical approach (psychoanalytic, behavioral, cognitive-behavioral, humanist, etc.).
- You will apply aptitudes and dexterities to evaluate the needs of your clients, based on their demands and within your own theoretical psychological framework in order to develop and evaluate interventions in work environments and organizations.
- You will demonstrate knowledge and skills to develop research, specifically when defining a problem, questions, hypotheses, and research objectives, sustained by a theoretical framework, in the selection of the method and procedure as well as in the analysis and discussion of the results.
Bachelor of Psychology. Recognition of Official Validity of Studies (RVOE) granted by the Mexican Secretariat of Public Education in accordance with agreement 20090921 dated October 8, 2009. Effective as of February 2015.
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As a graduate of the undergraduate degree program in Psychology (LPS), you will be able to work as a(n):
- Psychotherapist (individual, couples, family)
- Clinical neuropsychologist
- Health psychologist
- Educational consultant
- Child psychologist
- Educational psychologist
- Organizational psychologist
- Social community psychologist
- Forensic psychologist
- Sports psychologist
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