UPH Surabaya

 

 

In general based on our vision and mission, producing professionals who graduate with integrity and are capable of making needed innovations in the field of psychology is the main concern of the faculty of psychology. This study program will give an introductory overview of the basic areas in the contemporary study of psychology and its application to everyday life.

 

Focuses and Career

Psychology graduates have very broad career choices since this field involves behavioral and mental functions of human mind. However, the currently developing career paths are as follows:

• Educational Psychology: Focuses on educational matters like the learning and teaching process, special needs student management, learning disabilities, etc. Career Opportunites: schools, universities, etc.
• Clinical Psychology: Focuses on clinical problems, mental health problems, and broad knowledge of clinical therapy. Career Opportunities: hospitals, clinics, mental health hospitals, etc.
• Industrial and Organizational Psychology: Focuses on optimizing human resources through improving the physical environment (work space and equipment) or changing the behavior and interaction patterns at work. Career Opportunites: business companies, factories, banks, media, etc.

Curricula

The curriculum is designed to produce graduates with a broad perspective in the field of psychology, outstanding ability to conduct research and to develop human behavior research technology, and a high level of dedication in mental health services in according with professional ethics.

1st Semester

• General Psychology I (3 credits)
• Physiological Psychology (3 credits)
• Anthropology (2 credits)
• General Philosophy (2 credits)
• Sociology (2 credits)
• Biblical Interpretation or World's Religions (2 credits)
• Learning & Communication Skill (2 credits)
• Reading Skills (2 credits)
• Worldview (2 credits)

2nd Semester

• General Psychology II (3 credits)
• Industrial & Organizational Psychology (3 credits)
• Statistics (3 credits)
• Indonesia Language (3 credits)
• Civics (3 credits)
• Religion (3 credits)
• Academic Writing (2 credits)

3rd Semester

• Personality Psychology I (3 credits)
• Developmental Psychology I (3 credits)
• Social Psychology I (3 credits)
• Educational Psychology (3 credits)
• Abnormal Psychology (3 credits)
• Spiritual Formation 1 or Humanity (3 credits)
• English Proficiency (2 credits)

4th Semester

• Personality Psychology II (3 credits)
• Developmental Psychology II (3 credits)
• Quantitative Research Methods (3 credits)
• Social Psychology II (3 credits)
• Psychodiagnostic (3 credits)
• Spiritual Formation 2 or Cultural History(3 credits)
• Critical Thinking (2 credits)

5th Semester

• Counseling Psychology (3 credits)
• Clinical Psychology (3 credits)
• Experimental Psychology (3 credits)
• Observation & Interview Workshop (4 credits)
• Qualitative Research Methods (3 credits)
• Ethics (3 credits)
• Character Development (2 credits)

6th Semester

• Cognitive Psychology (3 credits)
• Creativity Development (3 credits)
• Counseling & Psychotherapy Workshop (4 credits)
• Test Construction Workshop (4 credits)
• Leadership (3 credits)
• Music / Sport (3 credits)
• Interest Course (2* credits)

7th Semester

• Research Seminar (3 credits)
• Field Study (3 credits)
• Intellegence Theory & Development (2 credits)
• Ethical Code of Psychology (2 credits)
• Interest Course (6* credits)

8th Semester

• Final Paper (6 credits)

Optional Subjects

Education

• Current Issues in Educational Psychology ( 2 credits)
• Adult Educational Psychology (2 credits)
• Curriculum of Gifted Children (2 credits)
• Education Management (2 credits)
• School Guidance & Counseling (2 credits)
• Students with Spesial Needs (2 credits)

Clinical

• Current Issues in Clinical Psychology (2 credits)
• Mental Health Psychology (2 credits)
• Psychodynamic (2 credits)
• Psychiatric (2 credits)
• Introduction to Psychoneurology (2 credits)
• Handling of Addictive Behavior (2 credits)

Industrial and Organization

• Current Issues in Industrial & Organizational Psychology (2 credits)
• Ergonomics (2 credits)
• Career Counseling (2 credits)
• Training & Development (2 credits)
• Theory of Decision Making (2 credits)
• Assessment Center Method (2 credits)

Lecturers

• Prof. Dr. Martin Pali M.Psi (Dean)
• Firmanto Adi, S.Psi, M.Si
• Dr. Drs. Hasan Oetomo, SH, S.Psi, M.Si, MBA, Psi.
• Syanne Helly, S.Psi, M.M., MSc.
• Karin Lucia Tanojo, S.Psi, M.Psi, Psikolog
• Maria Helena Suprapto, S. Psi, M. Psi, Psikolog
• Yusak Novanto, S.Psi, M.Psi, Psikolog