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The Department of Psychology is committed to fostering a scientific understanding of human behaviour, mental processes and psychological well-being. The department offers a dynamic learning environment that integrates academic excellence, research and practical training. Equipped with well-established psychology laboratories and experiential learning facilities, the department enables students to develop strong analytical, assessment and research skills. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on exposure, the department prepares students to address contemporary psychological challenges and contribute meaningfully to society. The department offers Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and Doctoral programmes designed to nurture critical thinking, research competence, professional expertise, and leadership qualities. Undergraduate programmes include B.A. Psychology (Honours/Honours with Research) and B.Sc. Clinical Psychology (Honours/Honours with Research). At the postgraduate level, the department offers M.A. Psychology, while doctoral studies are available through the Ph.D. in Psychology programme.

Psychology is a dynamic and interdisciplinary field dedicated to understanding human behaviour, cognition, emotions and mental processes across diverse contexts. As the science of human experience and behaviour, psychology explores how individuals perceive, think, learn, develop, interact and adapt within an increasingly complex and rapidly evolving world.

Contemporary psychology extends beyond traditional mental health frameworks to encompass emerging domains such as neuropsychology, cognitive science, artificial intelligence and human behaviour, digital mental health, behavioural analytics, organizational psychology and community well-being. By integrating scientific inquiry, evidence-based practice and technological advancements, the discipline seeks to address critical challenges related to mental health, human performance, decision-making, social relationships and societal development.

Through rigorous research, psychological assessment and experiential learning, psychology equips individuals with the knowledge and skills to understand human behaviour at individual, interpersonal, organizational and societal levels. Its applications span healthcare, education, corporate leadership, public policy, technology, research and social innovation, making psychology one of the most influential disciplines shaping the future of human development and well-being.

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Course Duration

  • M.A. Psychology - 2years

Eligibility Criteria

Graduation (min 50%)

  • M.A. Psychology - 2years

Fees:

M.A. Psychology - 2years: - First Semester : 55,000

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M.A. Psychology - 2years

M.A. Psychology programme offers advanced academic and professional training through specialized pathways that enable students to develop expertise in distinct areas of psychological practice and research:

  • Clinical Psychology
  • Counselling Psychology
  • Child Psychology

The programme provides rigorous theoretical, research and applied training across a broad spectrum of contemporary psychological disciplines, including:

  • Clinical Assessment, Measurement and Diagnosis
  • Counselling Theories and Therapeutic Interventions
  • Child and Adolescent Development and Psychopathology
  • Neuropsychology and Brain-Behaviour Relationships
  • Psychological Assessment and Behavioural Analytics
  • Rehabilitation Psychology and Therapeutic Approaches
  • Positive Psychology, Health and Well-being
  • Behavioural Science and Legal Systems
  • Organizational and Industrial Psychology
  • Human-AI Interaction and Digital Psychology
  • Psychological Research Methods and Advanced Statistics
  • Ethics and Professional Practice in Psychology
  • Substance Use, Addiction and Mental Health Interventions

Upon completion of the programme, students will be able to:

  • Demonstrate advanced knowledge of psychological theories, assessment techniques and intervention strategies.
  • Conduct psychological assessments using standardized tools and evidence-based practices.
  • Apply counselling and therapeutic techniques across diverse populations and settings.
  • Analyse developmental, cognitive, emotional and behavioural processes across the lifespan.
  • Design and undertake independent research using quantitative and qualitative methodologies.
  • Integrate ethical principles, cultural competence and professional standards into psychological practice.
  • Critically evaluate emerging developments in psychology, mental health and behavioural sciences.
  • Develop leadership, communication and problem-solving skills for professional and research environments.

Choice of specialized pathways in Clinical, Counselling and Child Psychology.

  • Extensive practicum training across all four semesters.
  • Advanced training in psychological assessment, diagnosis and intervention.
  • Strong emphasis on experiential learning, case-based education and field exposure.
  • Opportunities for internships, dissertation research and professional skill development.
  • Exposure to emerging areas such as Neuropsychology, Human-AI Interaction and Behavioural Sciences.
  • Research-intensive curriculum aligned with contemporary professional and academic standards.
  • Preparation for higher studies, professional certifications, research careers and mental health practice.

The M.A. Psychology programme is guided by a distinguished team of academicians, researchers, and practitioners with expertise across clinical, counselling, developmental, and applied domains of psychology. Faculty members actively contribute to research, publications, consultancy, and professional practice, fostering a culture of academic excellence, innovation, and evidence-based learning.

Through close mentorship, supervised practicum experiences, research collaboration, and professional guidance, students are empowered to develop advanced competencies, ethical practice standards, and leadership capabilities essential for successful careers in psychology and mental health professions.

Graduates of the M.A. Psychology programme are equipped for diverse professional and academic pathways, including:

  • Clinical and Mental Health Services
  • Counselling and Psychotherapy Practice
  • Child Guidance and Development Centres
  • Hospitals and Healthcare Organizations
  • Rehabilitation and Community Mental Health Services
  • Educational Institutions and Student Support Services
  • Corporate Wellness and Employee Assistance Programmes
  • Human Resource Development and Organizational Consulting
  • Research Institutions and Academia
  • Government, Non-Governmental and Public Sector Organizations