PO1: Graduates will apply foundational and applied psychological knowledge to pursue higher education, professional training, or research in psychology and allied disciplines.
PO2: Graduates will Integrate psychological principles ethically in organisational, health, community, educational, and social service settings.
PO3: Graduates will engage in evidence-based problem-solving, lifelong learning, and skill enhancement to adapt to evolving psychological practices and technologies.
PO4: Graduates will demonstrate responsibly to societal wellbeing by promoting mental health awareness, inclusion, and culturally grounded psychological practices.
Programme Outcomes (POs)
PO1: Disciplinary Knowledge: Explain foundational concepts, theories, and principles across core domains of psychology including developmental, social, cognitive, biological, personality, clinical, and counselling psychology.
PO2: Critical Thinking and Analysis: Analyse human behaviour using quantitative and qualitative research methods, statistical techniques, and psychological assessment tools.
PO3: Research Skills: Evaluate psychological research, case material, and interventions with respect to ethical standards, cultural sensitivity, and evidence-based practices.
PO4: Communication Skills: Demonstrate professional competencies such as communication, digital fluency, academic writing, teamwork, and reflective practice relevant to psychological practice and allied careers.
PO5: Ethical Reasoning and Social Responsibility: Demonstrate ethical reasoning, integrity, and social responsibility in academic inquiry, professional practice, and civic engagement.
PO6: Interdisciplinary Integration: Integrate interdisciplinary and indigenous perspectives, including Indian and AI-enabled approaches, to address emerging challenges in psychology and mental health.
PO7: Global and Cultural Competence: Analyze global issues with sensitivity to cultural diversity, inclusivity, and cross-cultural perspectives in an interconnected world.
PO8: Lifelong Learning and Professional Development: Engage in independent learning, self-reflection, and skill enhancement to adapt to evolving academic, professional, and societal demands.
Programme Specific Outcomes
PO1: Apply core psychological theories and research methods to understand, assess, and interpret human behaviour across developmental, clinical, social, and organisational contexts.
PO2: Analyse psychological data using quantitative, qualitative, and psychometric tools, including technology-enabled and AI-assisted approaches.
PO3: Integrate basic psychological interventions, research projects, and field-based applications aligned with ethical guidelines and Indian socio-cultural contexts.
The BSc Psychology programme at Presidency University is a three-year undergraduate degree designed to provide foundational and advanced knowledge in psychological science and human behaviour.
The programme includes a broad range of psychology subjects covering core areas such as developmental psychology, cognitive processes, social psychology, research methods, and applied psychological concepts. Specific modules and curriculum details can be found in the course outline.
Graduates can pursue careers in counselling support, human resources, community services, research assistance, data analysis, and healthcare settings. Further study such as an MSc in Psychology can also open up specialised roles
Eligibility typically requires completion of Class 12 (or equivalent) with 45% aggregate marks.
Psychology programmes incorporate practical work or applied projects (such as fieldwork or internships) as part of the curriculum.
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