International centre for research in human development

Interdisciplinary MSc programme in English

This interdisciplinary programme provides training in both the basic scientific and technological principles of modern research methods, and in their application to understanding and improving human development. Students will develop a foundational knowledge of all aspects of human development, including biological foundations of individual differences, gene-environment processes, brain mechanisms, cognitive and other psychological processes. Students will acquire the principles and main aspects of data acquisition and analyses, and gain a good working knowledge of modern methods for scientific investigation of human development.

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International Genetics Literacy and Attitudes Survey – Legal and Ethical

Posted in news by Дарья Мацепуро on 19.10.2020

We live in the genomic era: the human genome was sequenced at the beginning of the 21st century. Increasing use of genetic information may pose

Prize of the RF Government

Posted in news by Дарья Мацепуро on 16.10.2020

Congratulations to Yulia V. Kovas (Professor, co-director of the Centre) and Olga E. (Associate Professor, Deputy Director of the Center) with the award of the

Legal and Ethical (iGLAS-LE)

Posted in news by yegorbarannikov on 29.05.2020

The International Centre for Research in Human Development and The Accessible Genetics Consortium (TAGC) initiate new study based on the International Genetics Literacy and Attitudes

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Our team

Yulia Kovas

PhD, Professor of Genetics and Psychology; Director of the International Centre for Research in Human Development; Director of the MSc “Human Development; Genetics, Neuroscience &

Yulia Kovas

Olga Bogdanova

PhD, Associate Professor, Unit of General and Educational Psychology, Psychology Department TSU, Deputy director of the International Centre for Research in Human Development

Olga Bogdanova

Daria Matsepuro

PhD in History, Senior Research Fellow of the Laboratory for Cognitive investigations and Behavioral Genetics, Centre Manager and Manager of the MSc Programme “Human Development:

Daria Matsepuro