Psychological and Pedagogical Work with Family and Children
- Psychological and Pedagogical Work with Family and Children
- 44.03.02
Teaching and Psychology - Bachelor
4 years - Full-time education
Mode of Study - Russian
Language of Instruction
Our Advantages
Our teaching staff makes extensive use of interactive learning methods in order to ensure an effective and flexible learning process:
- moderated discussions
- simulations
- case studies
- role-play discussions
- educational games and project-based methods
- information technology
Our students:
- benefit from distance learning opportunities implemented through a powerful virtual learning environment
- obtain considerable work experience and undergo internships at educational establishments and social welfare organisations of St Petersburg
- take part in international and local research and practice conferences
- develop and implement research and volunteer projects
- take part in contests and competitions
- attend workshops by international instructors as part of our annual academic mobility programme
Admissions Tests
For applicants with a high school leaving certificate:
- Social Studies Test (Unified State Exam)
- History Test (Unified State Exam)
- The Russian Language Test (Unified State Exam)
For applicants with a vocational or university degree:
- Social Studies Test (in writing)
- History Test (in writing)
- The Russian Language Test (in writing)
Key Courses/Disciplines
- Family Psychology
- Methods and Techniques of Psychological Assistance to Families
- Developmental Psychology
- Theories of Education and Personality Development
- Social and Pedagogical Guidance for Families and Children
- Psychological and Pedagogical Counselling of Families and Children
- Family Set-Ups and Parenting Techniques
- National and Cultural Specifics of Parenting
- Psychological and Pedagogical Work: Children with Low Levels of Social Competence
Career Opportunities
Our alumni land positions across a wide range of organisations, including:
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- centres for psychological and social welfare advice
- healthcare institutions
- youth clubs
- social welfare organisations (children and family welfare centres; shelter-care facilities for children; social rehabilitation centres for children, including children with disabilities)