ფსიქოდიაგნოსტიკა და კონსულტირება (Master Program in Psychodiagnostics and Counseling)

Saint Andrew the First-Called Georgian University of the Patriarchate of Georgia, Georgia

Master of Psychodiagnostics and Counselingka120 ECTS2 yearsOn CampusFull-time

The ფსიქოდიაგნოსტიკა და კონსულტირება (Master Program in Psychodiagnostics and Counseling) programme at Saint Andrew the First-Called Georgian University of the Patriarchate of Georgia (School of Business, Computing and Social Sciences) is a Master of Psychodiagnostics and Counseling programme delivered in Georgian over a duration of 2 years (4 semesters) (120 ECTS). This programme offers advanced training in counselling psychology, covering therapeutic communication, psychological assessment, crisis intervention, and evidence-based counselling techniques. Students develop skills in individual and group counselling, career guidance, and psychosocial support across diverse populations. Graduates work in counselling centres, schools, healthcare settings, and community mental health services.

Key facts

Tuition (EU / EEA students)
GEL 3,900/year
Tuition (Non-EU students)
GEL 3,900/year
Application deadlines (EU / EEA students)
2026-09-18
Application deadlines (Non-EU students)
2026-09-18
Duration
2 years
ECTS credits
120
Language
ka
Study format
On Campus
Starts
Fall semester 2026/2027
Intake
Fall (September/October) only (no Spring master intake announced for 2026/2027)

Application deadlines

EU / EEA students

2026-09-18

Non-EU students

2026-09-18

Programme overview

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What will it actually cost?

Tuition plus the legal minimum proof-of-funds for Georgia, over 2 years of study.

EU & Non-EUTuitionLivingTotal
EU & Non-EUGEL 7,800—needs the fee

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