M.Sc. Psychology (Clinical)

Overview

M.Sc. in Psychology is a postgraduate program in the domain of scientific studies with advanced specialization in the study of the mind, behaviour, and psyche of the human. The program enables the students to demonstrate a broad and coherent knowledge of core topics and skills in the discipline of clinical psychology, their applications, and behaviour in research and professional contexts. Psychology as a domain of application of scientific principles aims at studying behaviour, mind, consciousness, and actions of humans in a wholesome and comprehensive manner. So the program focuses on understanding individuals and groups by establishing general principles and researching specific cases. As an academic discipline, it is seen hybridizing the contours of humanities with that of applied sciences. The students are made aware of all the key principles and concepts of the subjects during the duration of the program.

Program Outcome

• Better understanding of the advanced concepts of social science and natural science in the functioning of the human mind, body and behaviour.
• The ability to formulate advanced and latest questions in Psychology and to develop hypotheses, analyse data and interpret results.
• Identify the relationship between psychology and other fields and it’s application across various disciplines.
• Develop a thorough awareness and understanding of how personal factors influence academic growth.

• Career Employment Specialist
• Child Support Specialist
• Clinical Psychologist
• Counselling Psychologist
• Community Relations Officer

• Developmental Psychologist
• Educational Psychologist
• Forensic Psychologist
• Human Resources Assistant
• Health Educator

• Industrial Psychologist
• Neuropsychologist
• Rehabilitation Specialist
• Research Psychologist
• Urban Planning Officer