The B.Sc. Psychology (Honours/Honours with Research) course aims at providing a strong foundation in the scientific study of behaviour and mental processes. Students of this bachelor’s program are prepared for entry-level positions such as community services, human resources, and mental health assistance by the theoretical knowledge and practical skills they acquire. With respect to their interests and professional goals, the students will eventually have the option to specialize in clinical psychology, organizational psychology, or neuropsychology. It opens up flexibility for graduates to work in meaningful ways in different arenas that relate to mental health and human behaviour. A foundation in psychology allows graduates to further their academic pursuits with advanced master’s or doctoral degrees or to enter the workforce at an advantage.
Duration
- 4.5 years (Semester System) with ME-ME
Eligibility
- 12th (PCM) or equivalent from any state board with 45% marks
Major Courses
- Development of Psychological Thought
- Basic Psychological Processes
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Social Psychology
Health Psychology -
Guidance and Counselling Psychology
Positive Psychology and Well Being -
Cognitive Psychology
Bio Psychology
Psychology of Disability -
Psychological Assessment and Testing
Understanding Psychological Disorders
Clinical Psychology -
Research Methodology and Statistics
Abnormal Psychology
Clinical case studies -
Research Methodology and Statistics
Abnormal Psychology
Clinical case studies - Rehabilitation Psychology
Minors Courses
- Basic Computer application
- Psychology of Individual Differences
- Cultural Psychology
- Stress Management
- Psychology over the Life Span
- Educational Psychology
- Environmental Psychology
- Organizational Psychology
Future Prospects
The prospects for graduates with B.Sc. Psychology Honours or Honours with Research are bright and diverse and can lead to rewarding careers in various fields related to psychology and human behavior. Advanced Studies – Master’s or Ph.D. Research Careers – Research Institutions, Universities and Private Organizations Clinical Psychology – Further opportunities to become Clinical Psychologists in Hospitals, Clinics, Private Practice Applied Psychology – Human Resource Management, Education Counselling and Therapy – Counsellors or Therapists in schools and colleges, Community centers, Rehabilitation facilities Mental Health Support – Psychiatric technicians, Crisis intervention and prevention Specialists, Case Academic and Educational Roles – Teaching Profession, Research assistants, Policy Framers
Further Information
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frequently asked questions
Bachelor Degree in Psychology 3 years and Bachelor Degree (Honours and Honours with research) in Psychology 4 years with Multiple entry and multiple exits (ME-ME) options.
12th or equivalent from any state board in any stream (Science, Humanities, Commerce) with 45% marks
General Psychology, Social Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Organizational Psychology, Guidance and Counselling Psychology, Research Methodology, etc.
Common misconception is that psychology is solely about therapy or counselling, in reality it encompasses many diverse areas of study and career paths beyond clinical psychology.
While a bachelor’s degree can open gateways in varied fields, many students pursue further education such as a master’s or doctoral degree, for more specialized career paths or research opportunities.