Throughout the three years of study, students progressively develop knowledge and skills across the core areas of Psychology, human behaviour, scientific research, and contemporary psychological practice.

The programme combines theoretical training with an applied and research-oriented approach through projects, presentations, workshops, case studies, research activities, and interactive learning methods.

Students become familiar with both foundational and contemporary approaches to Psychology, while developing competencies in scientific analysis, critical thinking, communication, research methodology, statistical data analysis, and the understanding of complex psychological and social phenomena.

Particular emphasis is placed on fostering scientific and research thinking, enabling students to analyse, evaluate, and understand issues related to human behaviour, mental health, and social interactions.

During the final year of study, students undertake an independent research project (Dissertation), gaining valuable experience in scientific research and academic writing.

The programme is aligned with the standards of the British Psychological Society (BPS), one of the world's leading professional and academic bodies in Psychology. Graduates may be eligible to apply for the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC), subject to meeting the academic and professional requirements established by the Society.

1ο Year 1
Frameworks of Living Psychology
Applying Psychology
Researching Psychology
Nature and Nurture in Psychology
The Mind in Context: Cognitive and Social Psychology
Digital Minds: Exploring Personality and Cyberpsychology

Year 2
Personality and Development
Sensation, Perception and Beyond
Quantitative Methods in Psychology
Qualitative Approaches in Psychology

* The programme also includes two (2) elective modules, which are communicated to students at the beginning of their studies.

Year 3
Conceptual and Critical Social Psychology
Psychology Undergraduate Dissertation
Psychology Placement

* The programme also includes two (2) elective modules, which are communicated to students at the beginning of their studies.

At MBS College of Crete, the student experience is an integral part of the educational journey. Students study in a modern and supportive academic environment that fosters collaboration, personal growth, and the connection between theoretical knowledge and contemporary professional and social realities.Through small class sizes and close interaction with academic staff, students receive personalised academic support and guidance throughout their studies. At the same time, they have access to modern facilities, a library and reading room, laboratories, and educational resources that enhance the overall learning experience.

Participation in presentations, workshops, scientific conferences, research activities, awareness campaigns, and educational events contributes significantly to the development of students’ academic, professional, and interpersonal skills.

In addition, students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of specialised seminars, educational visits, and activities related to Psychology, mental health, human behaviour, and contemporary social issues. These experiences strengthen experiential learning and help students connect their studies with current professional and scientific developments.

The programme encourages experiential learning, critical thinking, scientific inquiry, and the cultivation of empathy and professional responsibility-qualities that are particularly important in the fields of Psychology and the social sciences.Our goal is for students to develop not only as future professionals and scientists, but also as well-rounded individuals with self-awareness, social sensitivity, research capability, and an international perspective.

Professional Development & Career Opportunities
Students at MBS College of Crete benefit from a wide range of professional development and career engagement activities designed to support their academic and professional growth in the fields of Psychology and the social sciences.Through contemporary career support initiatives, students have the opportunity to develop essential professional skills, explore diverse career pathways in Psychology, and engage with professionals and organisations operating within the field.
Professional skills workshops
CV and interview preparation sessions
Networking and career development events
Participation in specialised seminars and scientific presentations
Opportunities to engage with professionals and organisations in the fields of Psychology and mental health
Updates on current professional and academic developments & Participation in conferences, workshops, and awareness-raising initiatives
Specialised training seminars with certificates of attendance & Information on employment opportunities and career prospects

The BSc (Hons) Psychology programme provides students with a strong scientific and academic foundation, equipping them with contemporary knowledge, research skills, and professional competencies required across the broad fields of Psychology, mental health, and the social sciences.

Graduates of the programme are able to analyse complex issues related to human behaviour, apply contemporary research and statistical methods, design and conduct research studies, and develop a deep understanding of human relationships, mental health, and social interaction.

Through the development of scientific, research, analytical, and communication skills, graduates gain significant competitive advantages for their future academic and professional careers, both in Greece and internationally.

The programme is aligned with the standards of the British Psychological Society (BPS), one of the world's leading professional and academic bodies in Psychology. Graduates may be eligible to apply for the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC), subject to meeting the academic and professional requirements established by the Society.

In addition, graduates may pursue the relevant procedures for the recognition of professional qualifications and the acquisition of a licence to practise as a Psychologist in Greece, in accordance with the applicable legal and regulatory framework.

Graduates may pursue careers across a broad range of sectors related to:

• Mental health and psychosocial support
• Education and child development
• Social care and community services
• Research and the social sciences
• Organisational and workplace support
• Counselling and human development
• Wellbeing and psychological empowerment of individuals and groups

More specifically, graduates may:

• Work as Psychologists in public and private sector organisations, in accordance with the applicable legal framework and the relevant professional recognition procedures.
• Establish their own private practice or work as independent professionals, subject to the applicable professional requirements and regulations.
• Work in mental health services, social support organisations, educational institutions, human resources departments, and social care settings.
• Participate in research projects and initiatives related to psychological and social support.

The programme also provides a strong academic foundation for postgraduate and doctoral studies in Greece and abroad. Graduates have the opportunity to further specialise and advance academically in contemporary fields of Psychology, mental health, counselling, and the social sciences.