- RVOE
- What does a graduate in Bachelor Degree in psychology do?
- Objective
- Enrollment Profile
- Graduation Profile
- Curriculum
- Program Advantages
- Professors
RVOE
Recognition of Official Validity of Studies by the Ministry of Public Education (SEP), 972112 dated on April 7, 1997.
The Universidad de las Américas de la Ciudad de Mexico offers you this program Licenciatura en Psicología rated, in first place, by major national newspapers' university rankings.
What does a graduate in Bachelor Degree in psychology do?
The bilingual professional training that the Universidad de las Américas de la Ciudad de Mexico offers, will allow you to work in:
- Public or private mental health institutions.
- Education institutions of all levels.
- Public or private institutions that provide consulting services.
- Clinical and/or corporate evaluation and diagnosis.
- Market and opinion research Independent corporations.
- Independent professional.
- Private Practice.
Objective
- Training professionals with ample basic knowledge in the areas of General Psychology, Biological Basis of Behavior, Human Development, Evaluation and Diagnosis, Clinical or Organizational Psychology for their further application in the understanding of the behavior of individuals, organizations and their relationship with the context.
- In the clinical area, the professional will apply theoretical and methodological knowledge about individual behavior in the performance of diverse therapies for psychological intervention of individuals suffering from psychosocial issues.
- In the organizational area, the professional will apply theoretical and methodological knowledge about human behavior within organizations to plan and manage human capital projects, human talent and potential development projects, and act as an organizational change agent.
- The professional will perform his or her activities ethically and responsibly, making decisions for the benefit of the people under his or her attention, evidencing at all times professionalism, honesty, respect for human dignity and tolerance in face of individual differences.
Enrollment Profile
To enroll into this bachelor's degree, the applicant shall comply with the general requisites of admission to the University, as well as with the following specific characteristics:
- Vocation for Psychology and community service.
- An attitude of respect and tolerance towards personal, physical, cognitive and ideological differences, as well as diverse beliefs or convictions.
- Reading comprehension.
- Spoken and written communication skills.
- Ability to generate social empathy.
- Ability to understand, analyze and evaluate human behavior.
- Critical thinking capabilities.
- Interest to go deeper in the field of human behavior.
Graduation Profile
The professional graduated from the Licenciatura en Psicología will possess knowledge, skills, attitudes and abilities that enable him or her to plan, prevent, diagnose, intervene, evaluate and research in the sphere of individual and organizational behavior.
Therefore, at the time of completion, the graduate will have acquired the following knowledge, skills, attitudes and abilities:
Knowledge:
- About the areas of general psychology, biological basis and psychological development.
- About evaluation and diagnosis of both clinical and organizational psychology.
- About the different therapies for individuals with psychosocial issues.
- About human behavior within organizations.
In order to be able to apply the foregoing knowledge, the graduate shall possess sufficient skills for:
- Spoken and written communication.
- Clinical case integration.
- Clinical and organizational case analysis.
- Methodological techniques application.
- Analysis of the different research fields.
- Understanding and analysis of the adequate intervention techniques for the different psychological cases.
- Application and analysis of the different therapies to individuals suffering of psychosocial issues.
- Application and integration of knowledge about human behavior in organizations.
The graduate shall display the following attitudes:
- Service to the community without any distinction.
- Ethics during his or her professional performance.
- Critical evaluation of his or her job.
- Analytic thought in the topics linked to clinical or organizational cases.
The graduate shall demonstrate possession of abilities to:
- Make differential diagnosis.
- Apply psychological tests in the clinical and organizational spheres.
- Analyze clinical cases of children, youths, adults and elders.
- Analyze organizational cases according to position analysis.
- Talent acquisition.
Curriculum
- Four year program
- 51 courses for Clinical and 52 courses for Organizational
- Practice from the first semesters
- Mandatory courses in the English language from the first semester
- Major subjects in English starting the fourth semester
- One choice of Cultural Workshop in the first semester
- Total Program´s Credits: 365.
- General Knowledge component: 59 credits (includes 6 credits from 3 mandatory general knowledge courses with no charge).
- Curricular courses taught in English are indicated by italics.
Organizational Psychology * Case Studies Applied to Organizations
Clinical Area Focus
First Semester
PS101
Introduction to Psychology
6
PS110
Observing the Psychological Field
2
PS381
Psychobiology
9
EG103
Writing Skills I
6
EG106
Personality and Self-Esteem
2
EG107
Food and Health
2
EG113
Mexican Culture
2
MA105
Mathematics
6
SC105
Computer Tools
7
EN111
Remedial English I
7
Second Semester
MA241
Basic Statistics
8
PS170
Basic Processes I
8
PS215
Developmental Psychology I
6
PS217
Observing the Normal Child
2
EG104
Writing Skills II
6
EN121
Remedial English II
7
Third Semester
MA341
Applied Statistics
8
PS120
Clinical Observation of the Adolescents and the Adults
2
PS171
Basic Processes II
8
PS210
Gender and Psychology
8
PS216
Developmental Psychology II
6
PS267
Theories of Personality
8
EN231
Remedial English III
7
Fourth Semester
PS243
Psychometrics
8
PS246
Social Psychology
8
PS269
Abnormal Psychology
8
PS297
Quantitative Methodology
9
PS386
Psychophysiology
9
EN241
Remedial English IV
7
Fifth Semester
PS272
Psychological Testing I
9
PS298
Qualitative Methodology
9
PS351
Interview Theory and Techniques
9
PS360
Organizational Psychology *
8
PS362
Group Dynamics
8
EN351
Remedial English V
7
Sixth Semester
PC281
Psychological Testing II
9
PC361
Educational Problems in Childhood
8
PC367
Family Therapy *
9
PC371
Psychopathology
8
PC381
Psychoanalytic Therapy
9
PC384
Brief Therapy *
9
EN361
Remedial English VI
7
Seventh Semester
PC368
Adolescence and Adulthood Problems
8
PC382
Behavioral-Cognitive Therapy
9
PC383
Sexual Therapy *
9
PC386
Couple Therapy *
9
EN451
Remedial English VII (TOEFL Preparation)
7
Eighth Semester
PC415
Integration Practicum: Children
8
PC427
Integration Practicum: Adolescents
8
PC437
Integration Practicum: Adults
8
PS499
Graduation Seminar
8
Common Core of General Education
* Taught in English
First Semester
PS101
Introduction to Psychology
6
PS110
Observing of the Psychological Field
2
PS381
Psychobiology
9
EG103
Writing I
6
EG106
Personality and Self-Esteem
2
EG107
Food and Health
2
EG113
Mexican Culture
2
MA105
Mathematics
6
SC105
Computational Tools
7
EN111
Remedial English I
7
Second Semester
MA241
Basic Statistics
8
PS170
Basic Processes I
8
PS215
Developmental Psychology I
6
PS217
Observing the Normal Child
2
EG104
Writing II
6
EN121
Remedial English II
7
Third Semester
MA341
Applied Statistics
8
PS120
Clinical Observation of Adolescents and the Adults
2
PS171
Basic Processes II
8
PS210
Gender and Psychology
8
PS216
Developmental Psychology II
6
PS267
Theories of Personality
8
EN231
Remedial English III
7
Fourth Semester
PS243
Psychometrics
8
PS246
Social Psychology
8
PS269
Abnormal Psychology
8
PS297
Quantitative Methodology
9
PS386
Psychophysiology
9
EN241
Remedial English IV
7
Fifth Semester
PS272
Psychological Testing I
9
PS298
Qualitative Methodology
9
PS351
Interview Theory and Techniques
9
PS360
8
PS362
Group Dynamics
8
EN351
Remedial English V
7
Sixth Semester
DE364
Labor Relations
6
PI361
Job Analysis and Evaluation
9
PI364
Personnel Management *
7
PI366
Talent Attraction and Selection
8
PI494
Tests Applied to Industry
8
EN361
Remedial English VI
7
Seventh Semester
PI372
Wage and Salary Management
9
PI373
Organizational Behavior *
8
PI374
8
PI420
Consumer Behavior *
8
PI461
Personnel Training and Development *
8
PI464
Organizational Development *
8
EN451
Remedial English VII (TOEFL Preparation)
7
Eighth Semester
PI415
Integration Practicum: Industrial Pshychological Evaluation Instruments
8
PI427
Integration Practicum: Personnel Selection
8
PI437
Integration Practicum: Personnel Training
8
PS499
Graduation Seminar
8
Common Core of General Education
* Taught in English
Program Advantages
- Double Accreditation: Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Diploma, fully recognized in the United States of America and Licenciatura en Psicología Diploma Degree with official recognition from the Ministry of Public Education (SEP)
- All our professors possess a Master's and/or Doctorate degree and wide professional experience, which will offer you the invaluable opportunity to learn from ther theoretical and practical knowledge
- Agreements to perform internships and practices with 13 real scenarios
- Conference cycles and extracurricular activities
- Flexible schedules that allow you to work
- Employment connections and job placements
- All graduates take the EGEL test from CENEVAL, with national recognition
Professors
Academic Coordinator: Gracia Domingo Ibañez, PhD
- Ismael Fernando Díaz Oropeza, PhD (Full-time Professor of Undergraduate and Graduate)
- Ma. Guadalupe Aguila Medina, PhD (Full-time Undergraduate Professor)
- Andrea Anaya Acosta, MA (Full-time Undergraduate Professor)
- Jaime Arturo de la Torre Soto, PhD (Full-time Undergraduate Professor)
- Gerardo Edmundo Vega López, PhD (Full-time Undergraduate Professor)
- Marcos Hernández de la Vega, PhD (Graduate Full Time Professor)
Contact / Additional Information
Gracia Domingo Ibañez, PhD Phone 55-5209- 9885 / 55-5209 9833, E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Information and Admissions Department: Phone 55-5209-9807,
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