Based on the qualification requirements of the Bachelor’s degree program in Psychology (60310300), this field of study is aimed at training bachelor specialists who are capable of deeply studying the laws of the human psyche, behavior, and activity, scientifically analyzing psychological processes and states, and carrying out diagnostic, counseling, and corrective work. Graduates may work as specialists in educational institutions, the healthcare system, social services, labor collectives, governmental and non-governmental organizations, as well as psychological service centers. They are expected to possess competencies in conducting psychological research, working with individuals and groups, applying methods of psychodiagnostics and psychocorrection, organizing spiritual and educational activities, and carrying out professional activities using modern information technologies.