The Psychology program is a program aimed at studying the human psyche, behavior, personality development, individual and group relationships, psychological processes, and psychological problems encountered in various fields of activity. During the education process, students acquire theoretical and practical knowledge of general psychology, developmental psychology, differential psychology, experimental psychology, psychodiagnostics, social psychology, clinical psychology, legal psychology, family psychology, labor and engineering psychology, psychological counseling and psychocorrection, the basics of psychological training, and pedagogical psychology. Students also develop skills in foreign languages, information technologies, scientific research, data analysis, and the use of modern methods in professional activities. Graduates can work in preschool educational organizations, general secondary and vocational educational institutions, higher educational institutions, psychological service and counseling centers, health and rehabilitation institutions, human resources departments of enterprises and organizations, law enforcement agencies, sports organizations, social service centers, and research institutions. They also have the opportunity to organize private psychological counseling, training, personnel selection and assessment, and family relationship counseling services. This educational field is a promising professional direction for applicants who are interested in working with people, are observant, responsible, communicative, analytically thinking, and strive to solve psychological problems in society.