UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

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

• B.Sc. Clinical Psychology - 3 years
• B.Sc. Clinical Psychology (Hons. / Hons. With Research) - 4 years

Eligibility Criteria

10+2 or equivalent from a recognized education board with a minimum of 55 % aggregate

• B.Sc. Clinical Psychology - 3 years
• B.Sc. Clinical Psychology (Hons. / Hons. With Research) - 4 years

Fees:

B.Sc. Clinical Psychology - 3 years: - First Semester: 71,000

B.Sc. Clinical Psychology (Hons. / Hons. With Research) - 4 years: - First Semester: 71,000

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The curriculum is designed to provide students with interdisciplinary knowledge and practical exposure across contemporary and emerging fields of psychology, including:

 Clinical Psychology and Psychopathology

• Cognitive Neuroscience and Brain-Behaviour Relationships
• Counselling and Therapeutic Interventions
• Developmental and Lifespan Psychology
• Social, Cultural and Community Psychology
• Organizational Behaviour and Workplace Dynamics
• Digital Mental Health and Cyber Psychology
• Forensic and Investigative Psychology
• Psychometrics and Psychological Assessment
• Behavioural Research and Data Analytics
• Artificial Intelligence and Human Behaviour
• Health Psychology and Psychological Well-being

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

• Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of psychological theories, concepts and applications across diverse contexts.
• Analyse human behaviour, cognition, emotions and social interactions using scientific principles.
• Apply psychological knowledge to address individual, organizational and societal challenges.
• Develop competency in psychological assessment, behavioural observation and data interpretation.
• Design, conduct and critically evaluate psychological research using ethical and scientific standards.
• Demonstrate effective communication, interpersonal, counselling and critical thinking skills.
• Integrate technology and contemporary advancements into psychological practice and research.
• Exhibit professional ethics, cultural sensitivity and a commitment to lifelong learning.

• Multidisciplinary curriculum aligned with contemporary developments in psychology and behavioural sciences.
• Well-equipped Psychology Laboratory facilitating practical learning, psychological testing and research.
• Research-oriented learning with opportunities for projects, internships, fieldwork and dissertations.
• Exposure to emerging domains such as Cyber Psychology, Artificial Intelligence and Human Behaviour, Digital Mental Health and Neuropsychology.
• Experiential learning through practicum training, case studies, workshops and community engagement initiatives.
• Guidance from experienced faculty members with strong academic, research and professional expertise.
• Strong emphasis on critical thinking, analytical skills, professional competence and ethical practice.
• Pathways to higher education, professional training, research and diverse career opportunities.

The Department of Psychology is led by a team of accomplished academicians, researchers and practitioners dedicated to advancing excellence in teaching, research and professional practice. With expertise spanning diverse domains of psychology, the faculty bring a rich blend of scholarly knowledge, industry insights and research experience into the classroom.

Faculty members actively engage in interdisciplinary research, publications, conferences, consultancy projects and community outreach initiatives, ensuring that students benefit from contemporary perspectives and evidence-based learning. Through personalized mentorship, research guidance and experiential learning opportunities, the department nurtures intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, professional competence and leadership among aspiring psychologists. Career Prospects

Graduates of Psychology programmes are equipped to pursue rewarding careers across diverse sectors, including:

• Mental Health and Counselling Services
• Clinical and Healthcare Settings
• Human Resource Management and Organizational Development
• Educational Institutions and School Counselling
• Research and Academia
• Community Development and Social Services
• Rehabilitation and Special Education Services
• Corporate Training and Employee Well-being Programmes
• Behavioural Analytics and Consumer Research
• Government, Non-Governmental and Public Sector Organizations

Students may also pursue advanced studies, professional certifications and research opportunities in specialized areas of psychology, leading to careers as psychologists, counsellors, researchers, educators, consultants and mental health professionals.