Students who successfully complete the Undergraduate Psychology Program will have acquired the following knowledge, skills, and competencies:
PO-1. Explains the fundamental concepts, theoretical approaches, subfields, and current research in psychology.
PO-2. Evaluates psychological phenomena within the contexts of the individual, group, society, and culture.
PO-3. Applies psychological knowledge to the processes of understanding individuals, conducting psychological assessment, and developing solutions to applied problems.
PO-4. Formulates research questions in psychology, selects appropriate research methods, and conducts the research process.
PO-5. Utilizes skills in collecting, analyzing, interpreting, and reporting data in psychological research.
PO-6. Accesses scientific sources of information, critically evaluates knowledge, and embraces lifelong learning.
PO-7. Uses information technologies, research tools, and data analysis software employed in the field of psychology.
PO-8. Communicates knowledge, observations, and evaluations in psychology through written, oral, and visual forms.
PO-9. Adheres to ethical principles, professional boundaries, cultural diversity, and social responsibility in psychological research and practice.
Last updated: 26 October 2026