The M.Sc. Psychology programme offers postgraduate study in Psychology with specialisations in Child Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Counselling Psychology, and Industrial Psychology.
Programme Overview
The M.Sc. Psychology programme offers a strong foundation in advanced psychological theory, research methodology, psychometrics, psychological testing, counselling skills, psychopathology, developmental psychology, organisational behaviour, and applied psychology. Students are introduced to both quantitative and qualitative research methods, enabling them to undertake independent academic and field-based research.
The programme may offer specialisation pathways such as Clinical Psychology, Counselling Psychology, Child Psychology, and Industrial/Organisational Psychology. These specialisations help students develop focused knowledge and practical competence in their chosen area of interest.
The curriculum balances academic study with experiential learning. Students engage in psychological assessment, case studies, supervised practice, internships, community engagement, seminars, and dissertation work. The programme also encourages ethical sensitivity, cultural awareness, empathy, communication skills, and evidence-based practice.
The M.Sc. Psychology with specialisations in Child Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Counselling Psychology and Industrial Psychology is a two-year postgraduate degree aimed at advanced study and professional preparation in key psychological fields.
The programme covers foundational and advanced psychological topics such as Fundamental Theories in Psychology, Psychobiology, Developmental Theories, Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods, Psychopathology, Assessment of Personality and Intelligence, and specialised coursework in chosen tracks.
From the third semester onwards, you choose specialisation tracks in areas like Child Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Counselling Psychology, or Industrial Psychology as part of your advanced coursework. These tracks allow focused learning and development of expertise in your chosen discipline.
Yes — the degree includes a dissertation or major research project in the final semester and an internship component to help you apply theoretical knowledge in real-world or professional settings.
Eligibility for postgraduate psychology programmes generally requires a bachelor’s degree with psychology as a compulsory subject and a minimum percentage of marks as specified by the university admissions regulations.
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