School Cultural Initiatives of the School

Cultural Initiatives of the School

Contacts and Initiatives of the School

The School of Psychology considers consultation with local organizations and agencies of critical importance. To this end, relationships have been established with numerous cultural, professional, educational, and research entities. Many of these partnerships have resulted in formal agreements, allowing for activities that benefit the training of undergraduate and graduate students and support their entry into the workforce.

 

Relationships with Foreign Universities

To promote international cultural exchanges, the School has established numerous partnerships with universities within the European Union and Eastern Europe. These collaborations support students, faculty, and researchers in participating in joint teaching and research programs (such as Erasmus+ and Tempus). Particular emphasis is placed on expanding this network and promoting training and research projects that can grow within the framework of cooperation policies between both industrialized and developing countries.

 

Conferences, Study Days, and Seminars

The School actively promotes—either directly or in partnership with various organizations, institutions, and associations—cultural activities such as study days, seminars, and conferences. These events offer an opportunity for dialogue, debate, and the exchange of experiences on current topics in psychology research, education, and professional practice. A particular focus is placed on student engagement, as participation in these events can enrich their educational experience and provide clarity on the scientific-professional path they are pursuing.