PhD Psychologia

The PhD in Psychology is a third-level university program designed for students to develop independent, critical, and analytical thinking skills. Students learn to formulate new research hypotheses and strategies, choose appropriate scientific methods for basic and applied research across various psychological fields, and consider social, scientific, and ethical principles. The program prepares students to design research projects and interpret results, propose new research methods, and present their scientific work at national and international levels. Graduates become competent in teaching psychology and coordinating research and analytical work in the field. The course integrates psychology with a dialogue between reason and faith following the Catholic intellectual tradition.