Undergraduate studies – Classroom teaching
The mentioned study programs will cover the scientific field within the Pedagogical program across three cycles of academic studies. The first cycle will last for four years (240 ECTS).
A student who defends their thesis after passing all subjects provided by the curriculum for eight semesters receives a certificate of completed study program with 240 ECTS credits, specifically as a graduate in a specific module – 240 ECTS.
Classroom teaching plays a key role in shaping students’ basic knowledge and skills, creating a foundation for their further education. Teachers in this segment work on developing literacy, mathematics, and basic scientific concepts. In addition to academic development, they encourage students’ social skills and emotional intelligence. Classroom teaching often involves interactive and creative methods to present material to children in an interesting way.
Classroom teaching and English language
The Classroom Teaching and English Language study program enables students to acquire comprehensive education in the field of primary education, with a specific emphasis on learning the English language. The program includes subjects in pedagogy, psychology, and sociology, which help students develop the necessary skills for working with children. Also, students are introduced to key areas of the English language, including phonetics, phonology, British and American literature, contemporary linguistics, and text stylistics in English. The English language teaching methodology subject provides them with practical knowledge on how to effectively learn and teach English. After completing their studies, students earn the title of Graduate Professor of Classroom Teaching and English Language, ready for work in primary schools, as well as for further professional development in education.
History and geography professors help students understand the world around them, teaching them about the past and the geographical characteristics of our planet. Through the study of history, students gain insight into the events that shaped today’s society. Geography allows them to understand natural processes and how they affect human activities. These two subjects together encourage critical thinking and broaden students’ cultural horizons.
Preschool education provides children with their first experiences in structured learning, developing their cognitive and social abilities. Activities are focused on play, which stimulates imagination and creativity. During this period, children learn basic concepts such as numbers, letters, and colors through fun activities. Preschool educators play an important role in helping children adapt to group dynamics and basic rules of behavior.
Professor of pedagogy and psychology
A professor of pedagogy and psychology researches and applies various methods and theories in education, improving teaching processes and the understanding of students. Their work includes curriculum development, teacher training, and the implementation of psychological principles in education. They study how students learn and develop, and how various factors affect their educational success. Professors of pedagogy and psychology also work on improving educational policies and practices.
A graduate pedagogue focuses on the development of educational programs and methodologies that improve the learning process. They analyze students’ needs and adapt teaching methods to achieve optimal results. In addition to working in schools, a pedagogue can be engaged in research on educational policies and practices. Their goal is to improve the quality of education and ensure that all students have equal opportunities for success.
A graduate psychologist studies human behavior and mental processes, providing support in various aspects of life. In an educational context, psychologists help students face emotional and social challenges. They also work with teachers and parents to create a supportive learning environment. Through counseling and therapy, psychologists help individuals develop healthy strategies for coping with stress and difficulties.
A social worker provides support to individuals and families in overcoming social, emotional, and economic problems. Their work includes counseling, connecting with resources, and advocating for the rights of users. Social workers often work in schools, hospitals, and communities to help the most vulnerable members of society. Their goal is to improve the quality of life and promote social justice.
A graduate defectologist deals with the education and rehabilitation of persons with psychophysical developmental difficulties. Their work includes creating individualized learning and support programs. Defectologists work in schools, specialized institutions, and rehabilitation centers. Their goal is to enable persons with difficulties to reach their full potential and integrate into society.
Physical Education and Sports Coach
Physical education teachers and sports coaches play a key role in the development of physical abilities and healthy lifestyle habits in children and young people. Through various sports activities and exercises, students learn about the importance of physical activity for overall health. Coaches develop competitive spirit, teamwork, and discipline in athletes. They also provide support in achieving sports goals and motivate students to reach their full potential.