Detailed introduction of Prague College of Psychosocial Studies:

Introduction

Prague College of Psychosocial Studies is a small private higher education institution located in Prague, Czech Republic, focusing on undergraduate and master's degree education in the field of social psychology research.

Overview

Student size: The school has a total of 408 students, including 11 international students.

Teaching staff: The specific number is not clear, but the school has a professional teaching team to provide teaching and guidance to students.

History and establishment time

In 2001, the school was certified by the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports for the "Social Politics and Social Work" study program, which has a "Social Work Oriented to Communication and Applied Psychotherapy" branch and adopts a full-time study form. It continues the educational activities of the Applied Psychology Education Institute established in 1991 and the previous thirty years of treatment and education experience in the fields of health care, education and social care.

School Strength

Teaching characteristics: It adopts a nearly personalized teaching method, pays attention to the combination of practice and theory, and the community teaching method is one of its major features. It also provides a three-year or five-year self-experience and development training program as the basis for psychosocial counseling and psychotherapy. The school also organizes psychotherapy seminars and workshops on various topics for professionals and the general public, as well as group and community psychotherapy training.

International Exchange: Joined the Erasmus program in 2009 and obtained the Erasmus University Charter granted by the European Commission, which facilitates international student exchanges.

Nature of the institution

Private university college.

Educational philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' professional qualities and practical abilities in the field of psychosocial, emphasize community-based teaching methods, and enable students to deeply understand and master the knowledge and skills of psychosocial counseling and psychotherapy through self-experience and development training programs, and pay attention to the cultivation of students in communication, interpersonal relationships, etc., so as to better cope with various challenges in actual work.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines:

Social work: Covering social policies, social services, social problem solving and other aspects, cultivate students' professional knowledge and practical abilities in the field of social welfare, so that they can provide effective help and support to vulnerable groups in society.

Psychology: including basic psychology, applied psychology, psychotherapy and other directions, so that students can systematically master the theoretical knowledge and research methods of psychology, and have the ability to conduct psychological assessment, psychological counseling and psychotherapy.

Laboratory situation: No clear key laboratory was found in the school, but the school has close cooperation with relevant psychotherapy and psychosomatic medicine clinics, providing students with a platform for practice and research.

Department

The school has special independent departments such as the School of Psychotherapy, which provides a three-year weekend psychotherapy theory learning course for people engaged in helping professions, professionals who deal with people, and people interested in this field, in the form of lifelong learning.

Ranking

The specific position of the school in the international authoritative university rankings has not been found, but as a small private institution focusing on psychosocial research, it has a certain reputation and influence in its professional field.

Cost

The school's English course lasts for 5 months and costs 1,000 euros.

Campus

Campus facilities: Located in He Krova 805, 149, Prague 00. Although there is no explicit mention of large laboratories and other facilities on campus, judging from its cooperation with clinics and the practical training provided to students, its teaching facilities can meet students' learning and practice needs in the field of psychosocial science.

Campus life: The school organizes various academic activities and training courses, such as psychotherapy seminars and workshops, to enrich students' extracurricular life, and also provides students with opportunities to communicate and learn with professionals.