Psychology students at the Universidad Panamericana will follow a highly competitive curriculum that emphasizes evidence-based practices, whose effectiveness has been proven and is supported by scientific research.

From the start of their academic careers, students will develop subject-specific competencies through ongoing practice in various settings, problem-solving, and the consistent application of knowledge through activities that foster inductive and independent discovery.

At UP, students not only acquire knowledge but also learn how to generate it; as a result, they can collaborate on international research and intervention projects.

In addition, psychology students at UP develop a strong sense of social responsibility and acquire skills aimed at designing interventions and advising on public policies that establish the conditions for resolving social problems, fostering well-being, and promoting mental health. The program also emphasizes the study of neuroscience, clinical psychology, and research.

Bachelor's Degree in Psychology

• Aguascalientes
• Guadalajara 

RVOE

SEP 20220701, dated June 22, 2022; 2021 plan, in-person learning modality, Guadalajara campus.

Admission Profile

Applicants to the Bachelor's Degree in Psychology must have the characteristics that make up the entry profile:

1. Respect for people's dignity and the pursuit of the common good.
2. A taste for scientific knowledge and personal development.
3. Concern to establish processes of helping relationships in different areas.
4. Interest in study and in the Human Sciences.
5. Analytical, synthetic, observational and collaborative skills.
6. Ethical sense.
7. Ability to solve problems and face new challenges.
8. Adaptability.
9. Reflective sense of self and the human condition.
10. Oral, written and technological communication skills, as well as a high level of reading comprehension.
11. Understanding of the English language.

Graduate Profile

Psychologists at the Universidad Panamericana act in accordance with the values of Christian humanism to conduct evidence-based assessment and intervention processes in various settings.

1. To integrate the scientific knowledge of psychology within the framework of a humanistic philosophy and a Christian vision of the world, human life and society.
2. Carry out assessments and diagnoses in the fields of psychology, using reliable techniques and tools.
3. Ethical and responsible decision-making, based on the latest scientific contributions in the field.
4. Designing effective psychological intervention programmes.
5. Apply psychological principles and scientific research methods in order to have an impact on any field of psychological action.
6. Conduct rigorous and ethical research commensurate with the nature of their profession.