Academic Program

1.Psychology (Including a Honor Program)

Cultivation Objective:This major focuses on developing moral values and nurturing people. It follows the principles of "operating a school with a student-focused approach, cultivating individuals by emphasizing personal growth and excellence, grounded in the belief that quality education is inseparable from the development of one's character" and the framework of undergraduate education, which is " founding our institution on the pillars of quality education, reinforced by a strong base of professional instruction, with the essence of our mission centered around excellence in teaching". Our commitment is to educate students who are ethically sound, holistically healthy in mind and body, endowed with a rich humanistic foundation, imbued with a scientific attitude, and distinguished by their practical prowess and inventive capabilities. We aspire for them to shoulder a profound sense of social duty, and possess remarkable proficiency in self-growth. Central to this mission is equipping them with a rigorous theoretical framework in psychology, robust professional competencies within the discipline, and refined aptitudes in psychological practice. Equipped with a thorough comprehension of psychology, adept research capabilities, and the capacity to translate theory into real-world applications, graduates are poised to pursue advanced studies, engage in scientific research institutes, or embark on careers within corporations and public sector organizations. This program facilitates students' exploration of primary academic disciplines, broadening their educational horizons. The curriculum is structured into three integral phases. Initially, fundamental courses such as Advanced Mathematics and University Computer Science introduce students to the realms of natural sciences, humanities, and social sciences, fostering a multidisciplinary foundation. Progressing into the second phase, students delve into the heart of psychology and research methodology through key courses including General Psychology, Experimental Psychology, and Psychological Statistics. These courses lay the groundwork for analytical and theoretical understanding in the field. The third phase centers on personalized growth, where students tailor their learning journey by selecting from a diverse array of specialty electives. Options like Clinical Psychology, Management Psychology, and Cognitive Neuroscience not only enrich their knowledge but also align with their individual interests and career aspirations. The program commences with a broad overview of psychological principles before narrowing down to specialized tracks. It caters to students' evolving interests by presenting focused coursework in fundamental psychology, clinical and counseling psychology, and domains intersecting management with human factors engineering. This strategic curriculum design empowers students with versatile skills applicable across the spectrum of psychological professions and beyond, ensuring they are well-equipped for diverse career paths within psychology and related disciplines. A comprehensive suite of courses encompasses various psychological disciplines and counseling approaches, thereby nurturing well-rounded professionals ready to excel in their chosen fields.

Cultivation Requirements:This program entails comprehensive study of psychology fundamentals alongside interdisciplinary training across various psychological disciplines. Students will acquire foundational knowledge in mathematics, biology, Marxist philosophy, sociology, and core psychological concepts, principles, and skills through general coursework. They will also develop research capabilities encompassing study design, data collection, analysis, thesis composition, effective communication, and proficient use of technology for information seeking. To further specialize, students pursue psychology electives to deepen their proficiency in diverse areas and are equipped to implement psychological theories in real-world settings.

Core Courses:Human Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced Mathematics (with emphasis on Probability Statistics and Linear Algebra), General Psychology, Experimental Psychology, Psychometrics, Psychological Measurement, Biological Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Personality Psychology, Social Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, History of Psychology.

Years of study:Four years

Degree:Bachelor of Science

Restrictions:No color blindness, no color deficiency

2.Psychology (Teacher Training)

Cultivation Objectives:This major aims to cultivate excellent psychology educators for basic education who are "well-rounded, physically and mentally healthy, deeply knowledgeable, forward-thinking, solidly grounded, and highly skilled." It aims to train professionals with a solid understanding of psychology and the skills needed to teach mental health, apply psychological counseling and consultation skills to solve practical problems in students' psychological development, learning, and life, and engage in teaching, consulting, and scientific research related to psychology in schools.

Cultivation Requirements：Students of this program mainly study psychology and related disciplines, cultivate teacher-educator qualities, and have the ability to teach, counsel, and conduct scientific research in secondary schools and other educational institutions.Graduates should embody high ethical standards, deep cultural proficiency, advanced pedagogy, and comprehensive excellence. They must excel in classroom leadership, instructional strategies, and psychological counseling interventions, demonstrating mastery over fundamental psychology principles and contemporary educational psychology developments. They should also be adept at applying research methodologies and literature review in psychology to inform and advance teaching practice, including conducting research in educational settings using psychological approaches.

Core Courses:General Psychology, Experimental Psychology, Psychostatistics, Psychometrics, Biological Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Educational Psychology, Pedagogy, Informative Teaching, Classroom Teachers and Moral Education, Design and Organization of Mental Health Education Courses

Years of study:Four years

Degree:Bachelor of Science

Restrictions:No color blindness, no color deficiency