The specialization prepares you to work as a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist. Thanks to the knowledge gained during the studies you will be able to carry out psychological diagnoses and provide services related to various forms of psychological assistance in both public and provide sectors

In the global economy, the amount of projects done individually is decreasing in favor of teamwork. Therefore, team-building and leadership skills are becoming increasingly valued in the job market. A modern team leader must be able to effectively support the team, know the mechanisms of raising motivation, and possess practical skills to resolve conflicts.

WISP – the Warsaw International Studies in Psychology is a full 5-year master’s (in Polish: magister) program in psychology. We offer you the chance to experience a unique combination of personalized small-scale education in a very international environment. Current WISP students come from over 30 different countries and mention this global mix as something they value very much.

The specialization program covers a wide range of psychology and law courses. The issues discussed during classes will concern the application of psychological knowledge in court and penitentiary practice, witness testimony, giving opinions in criminal, civil and family cases, as well as investigative psychology and criminology.

The primary goal of education is to enable the student to acquire knowledge, skills and social competences adequate to the professional practice of the profession of psychologist in two selected specialization modules: Family psychology with addiction and psychiatric diagnosis and Psychology of integral support for children and families.

The studies are focused on solving practical problems, social research, implementation of preventive programs and projects, shaping social and personality competences, self-defense skills, acquiring extensive knowledge in the field of law, social sciences, humanities and security.