Master’s Degree Program in Health Psychology
The Master’s Degree Program in Health Psychology is a specialized field that examines how individuals’ physical health conditions interact with psychological processes. The main aim of the program is to understand and improve health behaviors, provide psychological support during illness, and develop interventions to enhance individuals’ quality of life.
Within the program, students receive both theoretical and practical education on topics such as stress, coping strategies, the psychological effects of chronic illnesses, health behaviors, patient-practitioner relationships, and community health psychology. In addition, they gain competence in research methods, assessment techniques, and designing psychoeducational programs.
Graduates of the program can work as health psychologists, consultants, or project specialists in hospitals, health centers, rehabilitation institutions, insurance companies, and public health sectors. They may also pursue doctoral studies, contribute to scientific research, and continue their academic careers.
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