The Undergraduate Psychology (Turkish) Program offers a comprehensive four-year education comprising a total of 240 ECTS credits and aims to understand human behavior and mental processes within a scientific framework. The program is structured to cover a broad range of topics, from cognitive processes to individual and social behavior, from person–environment interactions to psychopathology. In this way, students gain the opportunity to develop a holistic understanding of both the theoretical and applied dimensions of psychology.

The academic approach of the program is based on integrating a strong theoretical foundation with scientific research skills. In addition to acquiring knowledge of core psychological theories and subfields, students develop competencies in research methods, data analysis, and critical thinking. The curriculum is designed in interaction with the social sciences, supporting students in developing an interdisciplinary perspective and in integrating knowledge and methodologies from different fields into psychology.

One of the distinguishing features of the Psychology (Turkish) Program is its emphasis on equipping students not only with professional knowledge but also with ethical awareness and a strong sense of social responsibility. The program maintains a careful balance between theory and practice to prepare students for both academic careers and diverse professional fields. This balance is particularly reinforced through Field Practice courses. Graduates are educated as individuals who embrace lifelong learning and are well equipped to respond to the evolving needs of individuals and society. Overall, the program aims to provide a clear, accessible, and high-quality educational environment for prospective students seeking a solid foundation in psychology, as well as for all stakeholders interested in the program's outcomes.