Social Psychology is a sub-branch of psychology that examines individuals' interactions with other people and how these interactions affect their behaviour, thoughts and emotions. It investigates how people behave in groups, how they relate to other people, their adaptation to social norms, and issues such as prejudice and discrimination. It also analyses the effects of social interactions on individuals' self-perception and identity development.

There is one Professor and one Research Assistant in the Department of Social Psychology. They carry out theoretical and applied studies in different fields in their departments. In their research and publications, the faculty members of the Department of Social Psychology study personality traits, academic life satisfaction, academic perfectionism, psychological resilience, coping self-efficacy, general well-being, behavioural addictions, cognitive flexibility, attachment styles, child abuse and neglect, climate change, political psychology, group dynamics.