University of New York in Prague

What you'll study

The curriculum focused on advanced academic and professional training across several areas:

• Clinical and health psychology
• Social and developmental psychology
• Organizational and workplace psychology
• Psychological research methods
• Ethics and professional practice

Students gained competencies in research design, psychological analysis and applied practice relevant to academic and professional settings.

Entry requirements

The programme was designed for applicants who hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology or a related field. Prospective students were advised to contact UNYP admissions for guidance on individual eligibility and pathways.

Career prospects

A master’s degree in psychology prepares graduates for a range of roles in healthcare, education, research and organisational contexts. Possible career directions listed by the programme included clinical or counselling psychology (typically requiring additional national certification), school or educational psychology, health or rehabilitation psychology, industrial-organisational psychology and research positions. Graduates may also progress to doctoral-level study (PhD or PsyD) in psychology or related disciplines.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page encourages prospective students to contact the UNYP admissions team to discuss study options and next steps. For details about scholarships, tuition or funding, applicants should consult UNYP Admissions directly.