Psychology Bachelor’s Program Earns Reaccreditation

The University of New York in Prague (UNYP) is proud to announce the recent reaccreditation of its Bachelor’s program in Psychology by the Národní akreditační úřad pro vysoké školství (National Accreditation Office for Higher Education). This recognition confirms the program’s high academic standards and commitment to preparing future leaders in psychology.

“This confirmation demonstrates that our students are establishing a solid foundation for their futures. It proves that our teaching meets the standards that truly matter,” says Jana Ter-Akopow Čemusová, Dean of the Department of Psychology, UNYP.

For students and parents, reaccreditation is a clear assurance that the program meets strict academic and professional criteria set by the Ministry. It confirms that UNYP offers a research-based curriculum, qualified faculty, and the support students need to succeed.

Reaccreditation also ensures that the degree is recognized in the Czech Republic and abroad, which is an advantage for graduate studies, professional certifications, or entering the job market.

It protects students’ investment by guaranteeing ongoing quality reviews that keep the program relevant, effective, and credible.

Staying current is crucial in a rapidly evolving field like psychology. With this reaccreditation, UNYP reaffirms its commitment to providing students with a reliable and high-quality path to their careers or further education.

According to Marek Preiss, Program Guarantor, Psychology Bachelor’s, UNYP, “Reaccreditation enables us to reflect on the program’s direction and how we meet our students’ needs. It’s about preparing them with the knowledge and skills to succeed in real-world practice.”

UNYP will continue to invest in its Psychology program to ensure it remains aligned with international standards and the field’s evolving needs.