Overview
Do you want to understand how people think, feel, and behave – and how psychology can help improve lives and society? Our Bachelor’s Program in Psychology offers a comprehensive introduction to the science of human behavior, combining academic excellence with the unique cultural experience of studying in the vibrant city of Prague, at one of the oldest universities in the world.
This full-time undergraduate program is designed for curious minds ready to explore human behavior through science and launch their journey into one of today’s most exciting and impactful fields. The program provides a strong foundation in basic psychological disciplines, such as neurophysiology, cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, social psychology, or personality psychology, as well as applied disciplines, such as clinical/ health psychology, educational psychology, organizational psychology, forensic psychology, and others.

Students will explore contemporary psychological concepts and theories, learn how to conduct psychological research, and apply psychological knowledge to real-world challenges. Our curriculum is built around the first phase of the European EuroPsy standard for psychology education, ensuring academic rigor and world-wide recognition.
Your learning will progress across three interconnected areas:
By the end of the program, you will be equipped with essential theoretical and practical tools to continue your path in psychology, with a solid foundation recognized across Europe and beyond.
Key Features
Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Bachelor’s program in Psychology gain a solid foundation in psychological science and a clear understanding of how to apply it in real-world settings. They develop knowledge across major areas of psychology and learn how human thoughts, emotions, and behavior can be studied, understood, and supported from multiple perspectives — biological, social, developmental, and cognitive.
Students become familiar with theories, research methods, and applications in psychology, and learn how psychology connects to related fields such as sociology, philosophy, and biology. They understand how psychological knowledge is developed, how people interact in interpersonal and social relationships, and how psychological principles can help address challenges in modern society.
Along the way, students build valuable academic and professional skills, including clear and confident communication, teamwork and leadership of small groups, project planning and presentation, professional academic writing, ethical decision-making when working with people.
They also gain training in basic statistical analysis, psychological research methods, and working with scientific information sources – essential skills for studying people in a responsible, evidence-based way.
By graduation, students are prepared for master’s study in psychology or related fields, and equipped to apply psychological thinking in workplaces such as education, research, HR, social services, NGOs, and international organizations. Most importantly, they leave the program with a deep appreciation of human behavior and a professional mindset grounded in scientific knowledge and ethical understanding.
Careers
The Bachelor’s Program in Psychology offers an excellent starting point for students who want to build a career in psychology or related fields. If you aim to become a professional psychologist, this program provides the essential academic foundation, with the expectation that you will continue your studies in a Master’s program in Psychology.
At the same time, the program opens doors to many other professional paths that involve working with people, supporting personal development, and improving quality of life. With a strong focus on scientific thinking, communication, and interpersonal skills, graduates are well-prepared to contribute in a wide variety of roles across sectors.
You’ll find career opportunities in human resources, education, public administration, career counseling, NGOs and non-profit organizations, marketing and consumer research, advertising, public relations, and corporate environments.
Graduates can continue their studies at Charles University or apply to top Master’s programs across Europe and around the world, completing the qualifications needed for professional practice in psychology or deepening their expertise in related fields.
Why Prague & CU?
Choosing where to study psychology is one of the most important decisions you will make. Prague offers a truly unique combination of academic tradition, cultural energy, and exceptional quality of life, all in the heart of Europe.
Prague is consistently ranked among the safest, most beautiful, and most student-friendly cities in the world. Walkable and historic, yet dynamic and international, the city blends centuries of architecture with a vibrant modern life. Here you will find world-class museums, theaters, parks, cafés, music, and sports – and all at a cost of living much lower than in Western Europe. You can travel easily to Berlin, Vienna, Budapest, Kraków, and other European capitals within just a few hours.
Charles University is one of the oldest universities in Europe (founded in 1348) and is widely recognized for excellence in humanities and social sciences. Studying at CU means joining a diverse academic community with scholars, researchers, and practitioners at the top of their fields. With an English-taught curriculum, supportive faculty, and small group learning, you will feel challenged, connected, and inspired from day one. You will build friendships and develop the skills and confidence to continue to a Master’s program anywhere in Europe or beyond.
Most importantly, Prague and Charles University offer more than just a degree, they offer an experience that changes the way you see people, cultures, and the world.














