This program is no longer accepting new applications and is currently being taught out for enrolled students.
The Master of Psychology (Mgr.) program at the University of New York in Prague remains fully accredited through 2027. The program continues to be actively delivered to currently enrolled cohorts, who are completing the full curriculum and academic requirements as originally designed.
The information below reflects the structure, academic content, and learning outcomes of the Master of Psychology (Mgr.) program as it is being delivered to enrolled students.
UNYP is currently reviewing the future structure of its graduate psychology offerings. Prospective students interested in advanced psychology study are encouraged to contact our admissions team to discuss possible future study options and pathways.
The Master of Psychology (Mgr.) at the University of New York in Prague is a graduate-level program designed for students who hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology or a related field. The program is offered by the UNYP School of Psychology.
The program provides advanced training in psychological theory, research methods, and professional practice. It is structured to support the development of deeper specialization in psychology and to prepare students for further academic or professional pathways.
Students in the program engage with areas such as clinical and health psychology, social and developmental psychology, and organizational psychology, while developing analytical, research, and applied skills.
The UNYP School of Psychology represents an international academic environment focused on research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and student-centered learning.
The Master of Psychology program emphasizes advanced academic and professional training, combining theoretical foundations with applied research and professional practice.
Key areas of study include:
Through this curriculum, students develop competencies in research design, psychological analysis, and applied practice relevant to both academic and professional settings.
A graduate degree in psychology provides preparation for a range of careers across healthcare, research, education, and organizational environments.
Depending on specialization and national licensing requirements, graduates may pursue roles such as:
Graduates may also continue to doctoral-level study (PhD or PsyD) in psychology or related disciplines.
Talar Agopian, M.A., Ph.D.
Graduate Psychology Program Director

Dr. Agopian earned her Ph.D. in Education at Charles University in Prague and her M.A. in School Counseling at Haigazian University, where she graduated summa cum laude with a B.A. in Education and a Teaching Diploma.
Before joining UNYP, she held teaching and leadership roles at universities in Beirut, including serving as Acting Chair of the Department of Education. At UNYP, she leads the graduate psychology program and supports students in developing advanced academic knowledge, research capabilities, and professional skills.
While this specific program is not open for new applications, UNYP continues to engage with prospective students interested in advanced psychology study.
Prospective students are encouraged to contact the admissions team to discuss their academic background, interests, and possible future study pathways at UNYP.
Students at an earlier stage of their studies may also consider the Bachelor of Psychology at UNYP, which provides a foundation for advanced graduate-level education.
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