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The Department of Pedagogy and Psychology is responsible for the organizational, pedagogical, methodological, and scientific support of higher education training.

The department delivers instruction under the following degree programs: Primary Education (Specialty 013 Primary Education) and Psychology (Specialty 053 Psychology) at both the bachelor's and master's levels, as well as Preschool Education (Specialty 012 Preschool Education) at the bachelor's level.

Throughout their studies, students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to address professional challenges in the fields of preschool and primary education, as well as psychology. They master research methods in pedagogy and psychology, and develop competencies in designing, organizing, and evaluating professional activities through the application of contemporary scientific approaches, information technologies, and innovative practices.

A key area of the department's work is fostering collaboration and engagement with colleagues and social partners, including international partnerships and the pursuit of new opportunities for professional growth.

Students learn to make effective use of available educational resources, create new conditions for professional development, engage in self-directed learning, and build individual educational and career pathways. They also take an active part in research and experimental activities.

The department serves as the home of the social and educational project University of Parental Education, within which lectures are held to enhance pedagogical culture and promote effective interaction among educators, parents, and the wider community.