Department of Clinical Psychology

The Department's primary teaching task is to impart knowledge in clinical psychology. Its aim is to introduce students to psychodiagnostic and psychotherapeutic work, preparing and equipping them to continue their work as psychologists after graduation or to study for a degree in clinical psychology. The subjects taught cover all modern trends in clinical psychology. Students will be introduced to psychoanalytic, cognitive and behavioural, person-centred, interpersonal, relaxation, symbolic, group and systems psychotherapy methods. In addition to theoretical training, students will receive practical training and will learn about the application of clinical psychology in various clinical settings. Colleagues in the department are practising psychologists themselves, who will share their clinical experience with the students.

Department of Clinical Psychology

Head of Department

Anett Szabó-Bartha, PhD

Márta Csabai, PhD – professor

Valéria Ferencz – assistant lecturer

Orsolya Heincz – master lecturer

Péter Lajos, PhD – college professor

Zsuzsanna Mirnics – associate professor

Emese Molnár, PhD – assistant professor

Ilona Szili, PhD – associate professor

Dominik Szabó – assistant lecturer