School of Psychology at UNYP

American-accredited psychology degrees in Prague

Explore psychology at UNYP in Prague through American-accredited degree programs that combine academic rigor with real-world relevance. Study human behavior in an international environment, gain practical experience, and prepare for graduate study or people-focused careers in Europe and beyond.

Programs

🔷 American Bachelor’s in Psychology

The four-year American Bachelor’s in Psychology at UNYP in Prague equips students with a solid foundation in behavioral science. If you are exploring psychology programs in Prague, this course actively combines theory, research methods, and practical skills to prepare students for real-world applications of psychology.

Students study psychology in the heart of Europe while developing scientific reasoning, analytical thinking, and evidence-based problem-solving skills. Core courses cover cognitive, developmental, and social psychology, while specialized classes focus on mental health, counseling approaches, cultural psychology, and workplace behavior.

Students can complete an American bachelor’s degree in psychology or pursue a dual-degree option. By passing the Czech state exams, students earn an internationally recognized European psychology credential in addition to their American degree.

Graduates move confidently into master’s programs in psychology, counseling, research roles, and a wide range of people-centered professions.

🔷 Master’s Degree in Psychology

UNYP’s two-year Master’s Degree in Psychology in Prague delivers advanced training in personality, developmental, and applied psychology. The program prepares students to advance their psychology careers in Prague or build qualifications toward future licensure in Europe or abroad.

Students gain hands-on experience through supervised internships and complete original research projects that strengthen their independent analytical and critical-thinking skills. Flexible scheduling supports working professionals and students pursuing internships.

Graduates enter careers in counseling, education, human resources, and organizational development, or continue toward doctoral-level study.

Important Note:
The current Master’s in Psychology program is no longer accepting new applications. UNYP has extended accreditation through 2028 for students who are already enrolled in the program.

Meet the Dean

Jana Ter-Akopow Čemusová

Dean

M.A. Charles University, Czech Republic

Professor Ter-Akopow Čemusová is an international educator with over 20 years of experience in higher education. She specializes in intercultural…

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is the psychology degree at UNYP taught in English?

Yes. All psychology programs at UNYP are taught in English, providing an international academic environment for students from around the world.

2. What type of degree does the UNYP School of Psychology offer?

The School of Psychology offers American-accredited degree programs delivered in Prague, combining U.S. academic standards with a European study experience.

3. Is UNYP accredited?

UNYP delivers programs in cooperation with accredited American university partners and operates in accordance with Czech higher education regulations, ensuring recognized academic standards.

4. Where is the School of Psychology located?

The School of Psychology is based at UNYP’s campus in Prague, Czech Republic — one of Europe’s most international and student-friendly cities.

5. What career paths can a psychology degree from UNYP lead to?

Graduates pursue careers in counseling, human resources, business, research, nonprofit organizations, and further graduate study in psychology or related disciplines.

6. Can international students study psychology at UNYP?

Yes. UNYP welcomes students from around the world and provides a multicultural academic environment with instruction in English.

7. What makes studying psychology at UNYP different?

UNYP combines American academic standards, small class sizes, faculty accessibility, and an international student body in the heart of Europe.