Psychology Program

University Requirement: (14+6) = 20 Credit Hours.

General Field Requirement: (36+15) = 51 Credit Hours.

Program Requirements: (58+15)= 73 Credit Hours.

Total: 108+36 = 144 Credit Hours.

1. Knowledge and Understanding:

Knows the most important characteristics of psychology as branches of scientific knowledge.

Defines the interaction between attributes of the individuals and the social context in which they live.

Defines the concept of experimentation and its different elements and variables.

Knows scientific foundations of quantitative and qualitative field work.

Knows various theoretical approaches in psychology.

Identifies normal and abnormal behavior.

Identifies and tracks the developmental changes in psychological processes across different stages of life.

Defines the ethical issues related to psychology.

Identifies and understands the most important statistical methods in its different levels.

Understands and analyzes levels of psychometric (quantitative and qualitative analysis in psychology).

Understands the role of cultural and ecological factors in explaining the different patterns of behavior.

Understands the biological and neurological basis of behavior.

Understands and pursue practical steps by which psychological research.

Understands and recognizes the importance of testing and scaling of behavior as well as identification of its indicators.

Understands and follows the psychological and social problems and how to build social and psychological policies to solve them.

2. Mental Skills:

Adopts creative thinking that characterized by originality and creativity to solve social and life problems.

Draws psychological and sociological and connotations from statistical data.

Employs results of psychological and sociological research in many areas of applications.

Links theoretical concept and behavioral facts.

Have the ability to confront problems to achieve harmony within the work environment, educational, social, and clinical institutions.

Suggests research problems as well as proper selection of its research tools.

3. Professional Sills:

Applies psychological tests and administers questionnaires and acquires the ability to analyze and interpret their results.

Helps using proper methods and appropriate diagnoses for clinical cases.

Prepares reports of interviews and case studies.

Formulates scientific hypothesis and select appropriate experimental design to test them.

4. General Skills:

Uses the ICT that help dealing with internet and related scientific topics.

Develops oral expression, presentation, and discussion skills for applied projects.

Performs teamwork and team management to be able to work efficiently and positively with his teammates.

Understands, reads, and writes in English.

Graduates of the Physical Therapy program are innovators who value lifelong learning and assume leadership positions in the following areas of practice:

Social and psychological workers in governmental and private sector.

Social and psychological worker in institutions of development and civil society.

A researcher in research centers and academic circies. 

Behavioral Health Specialist.

Counselor General Licensed clinical psychology.

School counselor/Social work.

Marriage and family therapist/ Mental health counselor/Addiction Counselor/Media& Drama.

Candidates seeking admission to an Arizona State University-Galala University dual degree program must meet Galala University’s admission requirements and adhere to the ASU progression requirements before gaining access to ASU courses. 

Once enrolled at Galala University, students will be advised on progression requirements for the Arizona State University dual degree.  Progression requirements include successful completion of the required courses in the plan of study, minimum course grades and cumulative grade point average and documentation of English language proficiency.

• Annual tuition fees: 220,000 EGP
• Annual administrative fees (to be paid before the first semester): 12,900 EGP
• Admission administrative fees(To  be paid once on the admission’s semester): 6,000 EGP

• Annual tuition fees: $9,000

1. What is psychology as a major?

Psychology is the scientific study of the mind and behavior. As a major, it involves learning about various aspects of human behavior, cognitive processes, and the factors that influence them.

2. What can I do with a psychology major?

A psychology major can open up the door to various types of jobs. Some common options include becoming a psychologist, researcher, human resources professional, licensed clinical therapist, Addiction counselor therapist, Military Counselor, Career counselor, Rehabilitation counselor, Forensic Practitioners, Art therapist also to work within corporate environments or for the government.

3. What skills can I develop with a psychology major?

Psychology majors develop a range of skills, including critical thinking, research and data analysis, communication, empathy, understanding& analyzing human behavior, and problem-solving.

4. What courses will I study in a psychology major?

Courses include introductory psychology, statistics, research methods, abnormal psychology, developmental psychology, social psychology, cognitive psychology, Forensic psychology, The Criminal Mind, Psychopharmacology, Clinical Psychology, Psychology and Special needs, Sign language, Social Change, Positive Psychology, Effective thinking.

5. Is a psychology major a popular choice?

Yes, psychology is a popular major among students due to its wide applicability and potential for personal and professional growth, Psychology is one of the highest rank, prestigious Global universities’ major.

6. Can I specialize in a specific area of psychology?

Yes, as you progress in your psychology studies, you can choose to specialize in various areas such as clinical psychology, cognitive psychology, educational psychology, industrial-organizational psychology, or forensic psychology.

7. What is the duration of the dual degree program in psychology?

The program spans a total of four years, with the first three years completed at GALALA University in Egypt and the final year at Arizona State University in the United States.

8. What is the significance of studying the final year at Arizona State University (ASU)?

ASU is known for its emphasis on innovation and excellence in education. Studying at ASU provides students with exposure to a different academic environment and the opportunity to learn from renowned faculty members . Additionally being an achiever through your academic journey may open up a door for job opportunity in USA.

9. What are the benefits of earning a dual degree?

One of the main benefits is obtaining a Bachelor’s degree from ASU, which carries international recognition and may enhance career prospects. Additionally, students can stay in Egypt with their families while earning a degree from a prestigious international university.

10. Are there any practical experience opportunities included in the program?

Yes, the program may offer practical experience opportunities such as internships or research projects, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world settings.

11. Can I pursue further studies in psychology after completing the dual degree program?

Yes, upon completion of the program, students can pursue advanced studies in psychology or related fields such as one year Master degree in ASU if they choose to do so.

12. What are the admission requirements for the dual degree program?

The specific admission requirements may vary, but generally, applicants are expected to meet the academic criteria set by GALALA University and ASU. This may require passing an interview.

13. Are scholarships or financial aid available for the program?

It is advisable to inquire directly with GU Admission regarding available scholarships or financial aid options for the dual degree program.

14. Will the degree earned from GALALA University be recognized internationally?

GALALA University is recognized as a reputable institution, and the degree earned from GALALA University in Egypt is typically recognized internationally.

15. I am not sure if this is the right program for me, Where can I get more info about Psychology Program?

For more information please, click this link

https://degrees.apps.asu.edu/major-map/ASU00/LAPGSBA/null/ALL/2022