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Both B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science) and M.Sc. (Master of Science) in Psychology cover a range of subjects that build foundational knowledge and specialization in the field of psychology. Here are the typical subjects you can expect to study in both programs:

B.Sc. Psychology:

1. Foundation Courses:

   • Introduction to Psychology
   • Research Methods in Psychology
   • Psychological Statistics
   • Developmental Psychology
   • Social Psychology
   • Cognitive Psychology
   • Biological Psychology
   • Personality Theories

2. Applied Courses:

   • Abnormal Psychology
   • Health Psychology
   • Industrial-Organizational Psychology
   • Counseling Psychology
   • Educational Psychology
   • Forensic Psychology
   • Cross-cultural Psychology

3. Electives:

   • Depending on the university, B.Sc. programs may offer electives in specialized areas such as Neuropsychology, Positive Psychology, Clinical Psychology, etc.

M.Sc. Psychology:

1. Advanced Research and Methods:

   • Advanced Research Methods in Psychology
   • Advanced Psychological Statistics
   • Qualitative Research Methods

2. Core Areas of Specialization:

   • Advanced Cognitive Psychology
   • Advanced Social Psychology
   • Advanced Developmental Psychology
   • Advanced Biological Psychology
   • Advanced Personality Psychology

3. Specialized Topics:

   • Psychopathology
   • Psychopharmacology
   • Neuropsychology
   • Health Psychology
   • Counseling and Psychotherapy
   • Organizational Behavior and Psychology
   • Forensic Psychology
   • Cross-cultural Psychology

4. Thesis or Research Project: M.Sc. programs typically include a thesis or research project where students conduct original research under the guidance of faculty members.