Since 2022, within the framework of the undergraduate and master’s programs in Psychology, a student initiative group has been active, serving as a platform for deepening subject knowledge and developing student engagement. The group’s goal is to strengthen students’ research and educational interests and to critically analyze psychological issues. Students involved in the initiative prepare presentations based on pre-determined topics and conduct seminars and discussions with their peers.

The seminars have covered topics such as:

• Preschool readiness

• Attachment and fear of loneliness

• The impact of overprotection on independence

These meetings help students better understand theoretical material and develop skills in public speaking, reasoned argumentation, and independent thematic analysis. The group represents a successful practice in student self-organization, academic responsibility, and deepening professional interests.