Social Psychology Program

Social Psychology Program

Required Courses	Dual Degree	Duration
50 Courses	Not Available	8 Semesters
Language	Credit Hours	Annual Fees
English	140 Hours	43,000 EGP

Program Overview

Discover the captivating world of social psychology! In this exciting program, you’ll explore attitudes, group dynamics, relationships, and the powerful influence of society. If you’re fascinated by human behavior, thoughts, and emotions, a degree in social psychology will give you the skills to make a real impact.

Social psychology examines how people’s thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are shaped by others. It helps explain why we act the way we do in social situations. You’ll also have the opportunity to study clinical psychology, gaining insights into the human mind, emotions, and behavior. This knowledge will enable you to help people overcome challenges and improve their mental health.

With a social psychology degree, you’ll be well-prepared for a career in various fields, from human interaction and mental health to the justice system. You’ll gain valuable research skills and a deep understanding of what makes us human. Join us and turn your curiosity into expertise, making a difference in people’s lives.

Program Description

This Program introduces a cluster of concepts, theories and applied professional skills that are based on two disciplines; Sociology and Psychology. The student would be able to understand and analyze issues and problems of a sociological and psychological nature on the individual and social level. The Program also offers knowledge and skills that are based on the use of scientific techniques common in sociology and psychology. They include designing research, developing skills of the gathering, and analyzing data as well as writing final research.

Specifications of the Graduate

A graduate that is capable of designing research tools and applying methods of research in sociology and psychology. Graduates also acquire the skills of doing interviews, case studies, administering questionnaires, psychological scales, field work and social surveys. Moreover, he is able of designing administering, an evaluating social development projects.

Degree Requirements

To graduate from this program, you need to study the following credit hours:

University Requirement: 20 Credit Hours.

General Field Requirement: 24 Credit Hours.

Major Requirements: 96 Credit Hours.

Total: 140 Credit Hours.

Learning Outcomes

Graduates of this program will possess the following learning outcomes:

Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of core social psychological theories, concepts, and research methods.

Analyze how individual, group, and societal factors influence human thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.

Apply social psychological principles to real-world issues and problems, such as interpersonal relationships, social influence, prejudice, and prosocial behavior.

Critically evaluate the ethical considerations and societal implications of social psychological research and its applications.

Integrate knowledge from related fields, such as clinical psychology and forensic psychology, to gain a holistic understanding of human behavior.

Conduct independent social psychological research, including the ability to design studies, collect and analyze data, and draw meaningful conclusions.

These concise program-level learning outcomes cover the key knowledge, skills, and abilities that students are expected to develop through a social psychology program. They focus on foundational conceptual understanding, real-world application, research competencies, and the integration of related disciplines.

Potential Job Opportunities

Radiology & medical imaging technologists are employed in health care facilities including hospitals and clinics, specialized imaging centers, urgent care clinics, physician offices and government offices. Graduates will be working closely with patients and other health professionals to diagnose and manage illnesses and injuries using medical images. Radiology & medical imaging technologists play an important role in medicine and health care, thus contributing significantly to improve community health.

Some job titles include:

Social worker

Psychotherapist

Counselor

Human resources specialist

Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT)

Community outreach coordinator

Behavioral researcher

Forensic psychologist

School Psychologist

Addictions Counselor

Work Areas

Social and psychological workers in governmental and private sector.

Social and psychological worker in institutions of development and civil society.

A researcher in research centers and academic circiesBehavioral Health Specialist Counselor General Licensed clinical psychology School counselor Social work Marriage and family therapist. Mental health counselor Addiction CounselorMedia& Drama.

General Specifications for Graduates

Acquire knowledge and skills in a specific field of social and human sciences.

Relate past, present, and future in light of acquired knowledge and skills.

Use of scientific thinking in solving problems.

Think in light of critical analysis and logical thinking.

Use language skills to deal with the necessary references.

Use the Computer Technology and ICT in a way that serves his profession.

Employ knowledge and tools of social and human sciences to serve the community and the surrounding
environment.

Understand the importance of his specialization and positive participation in the building and development society.

Gain the ability to participate and volunteer and adaptation a culture of dialogue.

Tuition Fees (Egyptian Students)

Annual tuition fees: 42,000 EGP
Annual administrative fees (to be paid before the first semester): 9,340 EGP
Admission administrative fees(To be paid once on the admission’s semester): 5,500 EGP

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