Study of the history of Psychology and streams of psychology, mental processes, and functions, the relationship between the brain and behaviors, the definition and structure of personality from several theoretical approaches, as well as the basic principles of development, prenatal development, child development, adolescent development, adult development, and elderly development (lifelong human development).

Study of interview and observation methods, concepts and principles of psychological assessment, as well as intelligence measurement, interest aptitude measurement, personality measurement, projection psychology concepts and measurement methods, and professional ethics in psychology.

Principles and techniques of counseling, intervention, or treatment of non-clinical psychopathology at the individual, group, and community levels.

The study of statistical data analysis both manually and using software, the basics of developing cognitive and non-cognitive psychological measuring instruments, quantitative and qualitative research methods, and the preparation of research proposals.

The study of social psychology, the position of Social Psychology in social sciences, methods used in Social Psychology, theoretical approaches, and basic concepts (social perception, social attribution, social cognition, social attitudes, social interaction, prosocial behavior, leadership, groups, implications in community life).

The study of human behavior in industrial settings, including the definition and nature of Industrial Psychology, organizational behavior, working conditions and productivity, individual behaviors in industry and organizations, recruitment, human resource development, training design, and business management.

Study psychological principles in learning settings and individual differences, theories of learning, self-development, and careers of everyday and special needs students, psychological understanding, and treatment of children with special needs.

Studies about mental health, clinical psychology, and psychopathology.

The study of human psychological development and the factors influencing it from birth to old age.

Knowledge of spiritual self-development