Frequently Asked Questions

Educational Psychology focuses on the study of psychological processes related to teaching and learning, such as motivation, individual differences, and learning styles. It also involves diagnosing psychological and educational problems among learners and providing appropriate counseling services.

The department offers a range of academic programs in education and psychology, most notably postgraduate programs such as:
Master’s in Psychological and Educational Counseling 
Master’s in Educational Measurement and Evaluation 

The department aims to prepare specialized professionals in the psychological and educational fields who possess strong research skills and are capable of contributing to solving psychological and educational problems in society. It also seeks to develop academic programs in accordance with modern scientific standards.

The duration of the Master’s programs is typically two academic years, divided into four semesters. The programs include coursework in addition to a research project or thesis.
 

A Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university 
A minimum overall grade of “Very Good” or equivalent 
Successful completion of a personal interview 
Passing the General Aptitude Test for university      graduates and an English language test as specified by the department 
Submission of two academic recommendation letters 

Graduates acquire advanced skills in diagnosing psychological and educational problems, conducting scientific research, and using measurement and evaluation tools. They also develop communication and professional skills in counseling and educational settings.

Graduates may work in various fields, including:
Psychological and educational counseling 
Student counseling in educational institutions 
Educational measurement and evaluation 
Counseling and psychological support centers 
Academic and research fields 

Yes, the department places strong emphasis on scientific research by preparing students to conduct psychological and educational studies, participate in academic conferences, and contribute to publishing specialized research in the field of educational psychology.

Yes, the Master’s program in Psychological and Educational Counseling includes field training, allowing students to apply their knowledge and counseling skills in educational and professional settings under academic supervision.

The department can be contacted through the official channels of the College of Education at the university, such as the department’s official email or its webpage on the university’s website.