Specific educational aims

The graduate in Social and Work Psychology must:
- have the basic knowledge which characterises the different sectors of the psychological disciplines;
- have acquired adequate knowledge of the methods and procedures of scientific investigation.
- have acquired experience and abilities of operating professionally in the services directed to individuals, groups, organisations, enterprises and the community;
- have sound knowledge of social psychology, group psychology, of work and organisational behaviour;
- be able to analyse communication and persuasion processes;
- be able to use methods and techniques of psychosocial research;
- be able to use assessment techniques.