Psychology is a discipline that studies the human mind, mind, and behavior. The human mind, as a complex system, can be studied in both social and industrial contexts. Professional psychologists are currently in high demand in the workplace, both in government and private institutions, as this field can provide insights into how people behave within a company, related to workload, coworkers, and position. Studying psychology can also help you understand yourself!

• National accreditation: This study program has been accredited “Excellent” by the National Accreditation Board (BAN-PT).
  Facilities: Adequate laboratories to facilitate learning, practicums, and research.
• Academic environment: The Center of Islamic and Indigenous Psychology (CIIP) is a study center for developing Islamic and indigenous-based research and community service.

After studying psychology for four years, you will be able to think logically, critically, and systematically to generate solutions, ideas, or arguments in accordance with the scientific ethics of the psychology profession. Furthermore, as a graduate of the UMS Psychology study program, you will master the concepts of counseling, psychoeducation, and psychotherapy to analyze psychological problems. You will also optimize these concepts to design and implement interventions for psychological problems in accordance with the professional code of ethics, Indonesian culture, and Islamic values.

A Psychology graduate has career opportunities as:

• Human Resource Department (HRD) Staff
• Counselor
• Psychologist
• Psychiatrist
• Educational
• Consultant
• Lecturer

• Psychodiagnostic Laboratory: A laboratory consisting of an experimental psychology laboratory, an observational psychology laboratory, and a counseling psychology laboratory.
• Expert Staff: Most of the teaching staff or lecturers in this study program are psychologists competent in their fields.
  Academic Environment: The UMS Psychology Study Program is renowned for its close relationship between students and faculty, ensuring there are no significant gaps.