Bachelor in Psychology

Uniwersytet Nowych Technologii Społecznych w Brzezinach lists a bachelor's program in Psychology, with English marked as the instruction language in the university's record. The program description supplied by the university, however, is written in Polish and describes a related new offering: a first-cycle (licencjackie) program lasting 3 years (6 semesters), available in both full-time and part-time formats, with Polish listed there as the language of instruction. Coursework in that description includes fundamentals of social data analysis, management of digital projects, communication in virtual environments, law and ethics of new technologies, and design of public services. Graduates are described as prepared to work in public administration, non-governmental organizations, consulting firms, and teams carrying out social and digital projects. Recruitment for the program was set to run from June 1 to July 31, 2026, with detailed recruitment rules, requirements and a schedule available on the university's website. Psychology programs at the bachelor's level generally introduce students to core areas such as cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, social psychology and research methods, alongside statistics and experimental design. Students build skills in observing, measuring and interpreting human behavior, often through supervised coursework and small research projects. A bachelor's degree in psychology commonly opens paths into further master's-level study, as well as entry-level roles in areas such as human resources, social services, education support and market research, where understanding of behavior and communication is valuable. For a university expanding into interdisciplinary offerings that combine social science with digital and administrative skills, as reflected in the program description above, a bachelor's degree track provides a foundation students can build on with further specialization.