The Master’s program in “Animal Psychology and Comparative Psychology” is designed to train highly qualified specialists with basic interdisciplinary knowledge of the psychology and behavior of animals, as well as the prerequisites and criteria for distinguishing between the mental and cognitive abilities of humans and animals.
Upon completion of the program, graduates will be prepared to apply their acquired knowledge and skills in researching and analyzing current psychological issues in behavioral and cognitive ethology, as well as to organize and conduct events involving animals activities that reinforce shared cultural values in society.