M.A. (Psychology)

Programme Highlights

EMPLOYABILITY & CAREER PATH WAYS :

Pursue careers as clinical psychologist, industrial psychologist, counselling psychologist,
Career opportunities in hospitality, management and I.T. industry.
Career opportunities in applied and related fields like media and advertising, life coaching, sports psychologist, forensic psychologist and many more
Solid foundation for competitive exams like UGC NET, UPSC exams etc.
Pursue careers in Academics and Research, Government and Semi-Government Undertakings & management of non-for-profit businesses.
Self-employment in case students want to start their own institutes, counselling centers, training centers, etc

IN PICTURE

IN NUMBERS

Foundation Courses-12
Ability Enhancement Courses-6
Skill Enhancement Courses-4
Generic Core Courses-14
Audit Courses-12
General Interest Courses-6

QUICK FACTS

2 Years – 4 Semesters – Full Time
Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
Outcome Based Education (OBE)
10 Point Credit and Grading system

PROGRAMME DIFFERENTIATORS

Education that prepares you for life.
Enriched programme structure with a judicious blend of core, elective, audit and foundation courses designed to provide in depth knowledge and requisite skills.
Exhaustive curriculum to lay sound academic foundation.
Experiential learning to support classical teaching – learning methods for better assimilation of concepts and to develop an application orientation.
Expertise – led by in house faculty and augmented by visiting, guest and adjunct faculty as well as accomplished advisory board members.
Employability focus integrated through the curriculum, right from the first semester.
Ecosystem that enables holistic development of learners through focused curricular, research co-curricular, extra-curricular, industry connect & professional development and extension and CSR initiatives.

CURRICULUM

M.A. (Psychology)

We know what we are but not what we may be.

A career in psychology requires an in depth study of how people and/or groups think and feel. The observance of human behaviors, how they think, how they feel and in the majority of cases, why they think and feel the way they do, is the goal of someone in the field of psychology. This course will provide students’ knowledge which would help them to design, conduct, analyse, and interpret data for a psychological research study & demonstrate the ethical principles of research in psychology. Students are exposed to high-level applied, active learning experiences in psychology involving research and clinical practice. Graduates are prepared to assume careers in clinical psychology, counselling psychology, industrial/ organizational and/or to pursue doctoral training in psychology or related professions/academic disciplines.