The B.Sc Psychology programme provides a strong scientific foundation in understanding human behaviour, mental processes, and experiences.

The curriculum combines core psychological subjects with interdisciplinary areas such as marketing, HR, and social sciences. It includes research-based learning, internships, and field exposure to prepare students for higher studies and professional roles.

A unique highlight is the White Coat Ceremony, where students take a Mental Health Oath, emphasizing ethical responsibility and service.

• Contemporary and industry-relevant curriculum
• Exposure to specialized areas like health, forensic, and positive psychology
• Well-equipped psychology laboratories
• Internship and field-based learning
• Strong focus on research and higher studies
• CUET coaching support for PG admissions

Year-wise Learning:

First Year:

• General Psychology
• Developmental Psychology
• Biopsychology

Second Year:

• Research Methods
• Statistics
• Abnormal Psychology

Final Year:

• Counselling & Psychotherapy
• Social & Industrial Psychology
• Health & Positive Psychology
• Marketing & Consumer Behaviour

Skills Developed:

• Analytical thinking
• Research skills
• Scientific reasoning
• Practical application

• Positive Psychology (focus on wellbeing & resilience)
• Industrial Psychology & HR concepts
• Study of children with special needs (Autism, ADHD, etc.)
• Application-based learning
• Focus on mental health awareness

Beyond the Books: Soft Skills for Success

• Duration: 30 Hours
• Skills:
  • Communication
  • Teamwork
  • Confidence
  • Emotional intelligence

Certificate in Fundamentals of Psychology

• Duration: 30 Hours
• Open for non-psychology students
• Focus on basic psychological concepts

Career Areas:

• Clinical Psychology
• Counselling Psychology
• Rehabilitation
• Educational Psychology
• Industrial & Organizational Psychology
• Forensic Psychology
• Research & Mental Health Services

• Students interested in human behaviour and mental health
• Individuals passionate about helping others
• Students aiming for careers in psychology, counselling, or research
• Learners from science, commerce, or humanities backgrounds

• Psychology laboratory with standardized tools
• ICT-enabled classrooms
• Department library with research materials

• Internships in clinical and counselling settings
• Field visits to schools, rehab centres, old age homes
• Guest lectures and workshops
• Community outreach programmes

• Highly qualified faculty (NET, JRF, Ph.D)
• Active participation in conferences and research
• Strong alumni network
• Graduates placed in clinical, corporate, and academic sectors