Key Information of the Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology

Overview

The Bachelor of Psychology program prepares students for professional roles within the field of psychology, equipping them with a deep understanding of human behavior and mental processes. The curriculum covers essential areas such as cognitive psychology, social behavior, mental health, and research methods. Through practical experiences, research opportunities, and real-world projects, students develop key competencies in critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills. This degree prepares graduates for diverse careers in clinical psychology, counseling, research, and mental health services, offering the foundation to make a meaningful impact in the well-being of individuals and communities.

At MIU University, we are dedicated to shaping future psychological counselors who are knowledgeable, ethical, and professionally trained. Our program emphasizes servant leadership, professional excellence, and ethical practice in a diverse, international cultural and linguistic environment.

Students can apply for the program in the spring and fall semesters of their 2nd and 3rd years, and in the fall semester of their 4th year.

Career Opportunities

• • Professional psychological consultant
• • School psychologist
• • Foreign trade business consulting, marketing and human resources
• • Consultant for all types of non-governmental organizations
• • Social worker, psychological counselor
• • Mental health counselor

Learning objectives

• • Acquire the ability to apply psychological knowledge and skills across various professional fields.
• • Master multidisciplinary psychological skills and ethical practices rooted in honesty and integrity.
• • Understand human mental processes, the development and manifestation of psychological disorders, and methods for their analysis and intervention.
• • Develop strong English communication skills to succeed in international professional settings.

Knowledge and Skills to be Given

• • Professional counseling skills with individuals, families, and groups
• • Effective communication and relationship building
• • Creative and logical thinking
• • Research design and analytical skills
• • Problem-solving and critical decision-making abilities
• • Empathetic listening and understanding
• • Organizational and planning competencies

Our Principles

• 1. Empathy: Understand and share others’ emotions to build trust and effective communication in counseling.
• 2. Compassion: Respond to others’ suffering with a motivation to provide support and create nurturing environments
• 3. Maturity: Demonstrate emotional stability, responsibility, and resilience to manage challenges professionally.

Contact Us

• 📞 Phone: +976 7000-7447
• 📧 Email: jenniferwolverton@miu.edu.mn; as_sss@miu.edu.mn
• 📍 Address: Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, Bayanzurkh District, 13th Khoroo, MIU University
• ✉️ Post Address: 252, No. 51