The Department of Parenting Studies is dedicated to understanding the complexities of nurturing children in today’s rapidly changing world. Rooted in psychological, social, and behavioral sciences, the department offers a multidisciplinary approach to studying the dynamics of parenting, childhood development, family relationships, and the societal impact on upbringing. Our programs blend theory with practice, providing students with a holistic understanding of how parenting shapes individuals and societies alike. At the core of our department is a commitment to fostering a new generation of parents equipped with the knowledge and skills to guide, nurture, empower, and create resilient environments for children. Whether you aspire to implement this knowledge in your family or work directly with other families, or pursue advanced research, the curriculum is designed to offer a deep, meaningful exploration of the principles of positive parenting, child psychology, family dynamics, and cross-cultural perspectives.