On December 14th, graduates, students, and faculty from MSUPE’s Ethnopsychology Department came together for their annual end-of-year meeting. Organized by first-year master’s students in "Practical Ethnopsychology," the gathering celebrated the year’s highlights, including significant progress in cross-cultural counseling.

Plans for 2025 were also shared, including the next departmental conference, "Ethnopsychology: Theory and Practice," scheduled for November 21st-22nd. This event will focus on intercultural communication in professional fields.

The evening was filled with warmth and fun. Participants exchanged New Year gifts and enjoyed trivia games about Soviet New Year traditions. Many agreed that studying ethnopsychology not only teaches skills but also fosters empathy and a deeper appreciation for cultural diversity.

Interested in studying ethnopsychology? MSUPE offers:

• Master’s in "Practical Ethnopsychology"
• Master’s in "Practical Ethnopsychology"
• Master’s in "Cross-Cultural Counseling Techniques"
• Short courses like "Family Counseling in Multicultural Settings"

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