Psochology

Is Psychology helping your mind grow?

Are classrooms all about memorizing from books?

Do you feel excited about what you learn?

Do you feel confident running experiments?

Do you understand the statistical methods you use?

Do you know your way around tools like SPSS, Excel and R?

Psychology, the study of human behavior, ought to be a gripping subject providing tantalizing insights into how we think, act, and get influenced. Studying psychology should feel like detective work, unraveling what is only within the mind with clever experiments and statistics.

Psochology

However, psychology education is a far cry from being anything like this. The learning starts and ends with book chapters and assignments. The instructors have no passion or interest for the field and they certainly cannot tell their means from their modes. They simply regurgitate their bookish knowledge.

Psochology inverts the learning methodology. Our syllabus is designed to be problem-first. Every session starts with a problem or question and learners discover the relevant theory in the process of solving the problem. Every minute is spent on dissecting the problem, simulating scenarios and getting your hands dirty with the data.

Psochology instructors have taught learners from all kinds of backgrounds and at various stages in their careers: university students, industry professionals who need to specialize in a subject matter, and managers and executives who need a well rounded overview of a field.

At Psochology, we teach from first principles through immersive, hands-on projects. Each session is crafted to deliver deep, practical knowledge quickly and effectively—what you might cover in several weeks at a university, you'll master in a single session with us and it will stick with your for life.

With Psochology you will learn to use modern data analysis and modeling tools like R and Excel that are essential for analyzing data in many industries and you will be a part of a global community of Psychologists who are pursuing higher studies, have been working in the industry or have carved a career in academia.