The Psychological Counseling and Guidance Undergraduate Program is an educational program designed to support and guide the lifelong healthy personal, social and educational development of individuals. The main goal of the program is to provide students with the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of psychological counseling and guidance. This program usually covers a four-year undergraduate education period and includes courses such as psychology, educational sciences, counseling theories, human development and learning psychology.
In addition to counseling skills, the training content covers topics such as ethics, communication skills and crisis intervention. In this program, students learn methods and techniques to help individuals cope with the difficulties they experience. They also acquire knowledge and skills in areas such as group dynamics, family counseling and career guidance.
Education methods include theoretical courses as well as practical work, workshops and internships. In this way, students have the opportunity to observe and experience professional practices in the field. Internships as part of the program enable students to gain real-world experience and develop their professional skills.
Graduates have the opportunity to work as psychological counselors in schools, guidance and research centers, counseling offices and various institutions. In addition, they can work in companies providing human resources, education and counseling services in the private sector or in the field of social services in the public sector. Psychological counseling and guidance graduates have an important role in finding solutions to individuals' personal and social problems and contribute to the general welfare of society. This program aims to train sensitive and competent psychological counselors by providing students with both theoretical knowledge and practical experience.