Counselling and Psychological Interventions in Human Development

The Psychological Counseling and Interventions in Human Development Program offers a Master of Science degree in Applied Psychology.

The purpose of the program is to offer opportunities to: (a) learn and apply psychological, educational and vocational counseling strategies in diverse settings, (b) develop preventive and curative interventions addressing cognitive, emotional and social problems in children, adolescents, emerging adults and adults (c) develop an analytical and scholarly approach to critically assess theoretical perspectives, research, and practice within and across content domains.

The program is addressed to: graduate students in psychology, educational sciences, other social sciences (sociology, political sciences, economics, law), humanities (theology, philosophy etc.) and medicine, with an interest in working or implementing research in the field of: counseling and educational psychology, in NGOs that interact with children and youth, and in any setting that implies interventions at different age ranges across the life span for optimal psychological functioning.