The discipline specific core courses in the psychology major program expose students to core areas of Psychology such as Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Behavioral Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology and other courses. Students gain a strong foundation in scientific thinking and psychological theory while also developing key competencies in observation, analysis, communication, empathy, and ethical reasoning. The program emphasizes both qualitative and quantitative research skills and encourages students to explore the intersection of psychology with other disciplines like sociology, neuroscience, education, gender studies, and philosophy.
Classroom learning is complemented by experiential opportunities such as workshops, internships, community outreach, and research projects—ensuring that students graduate with a well-rounded, socially relevant, and application-oriented education.
Infrastructure: State-of-the-Art Infrastructure with Smart Boards, Eateries, clean washrooms, and medical assistance during emergencies, providing students with a conducive learning environment.
Holistic and Interdisciplinary Curriculum: The program blends classical psychological theory with contemporary topics, preparing students to understand the human mind in today's complex world.
Skill-Based and Career-Oriented Approach: The program nurtures critical thinking, empathy, communication, data analysis, and problem-solving—skills highly valued in fields like education, human resources, social work, mental health, and public policy.
Field Exposure and Practical Learning: Students will have opportunities for internships, fieldwork, and community-based projects with NGOs, schools, and healthcare institutions, connecting academic knowledge with real-life impact.
Experienced and Supportive Faculty: The department brings together faculty with diverse specializations in clinical, cognitive, developmental, and social psychology, offering students a well-rounded and mentored academic experience.
Focus on Indian and Cross-Cultural Contexts: Psychological theories and practices are explored with sensitivity to Indian society, cultural diversity, and indigenous perspectives, making the education both globally informed and locally grounded.
Pathways to Postgraduate and Professional Studies: Graduates will be well-equipped to pursue M.A./M.Sc. programs in psychology and related disciplines, as well as professional training in counseling, clinical psychology, social work, and organizational behavior.
Opportunities for Co-curricular and Peer Learning: Psychology clubs, mental health awareness campaigns, student-led seminars, and collaborative projects enhance learning outside the classroom and build a strong academic community.
Career Opportunities
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Social Work and Community Outreach Workers
Civil Services and Government Roles
Research and Academia
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