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Department of Psychology / M.Sc Psychology
The M.Sc Psychology programme is a comprehensive two-year postgraduate degree designed to provide students with in-depth knowledge and expertise in the scientific study of human behaviour, cognition, and emotion. The programme covers fundamental areas such as cognitive psychology, social and developmental psychology, neuropsychology, and experimental design. Through a mix of theoretical coursework and empirical research, students develop a robust understanding of psychological principles and their applications.
The curriculum incorporates advanced statistical methods, research methodologies, psychometrics, and electives that allow specialisation in areas like health psychology, organisational behaviour, or positive psychology. Supported by well-equipped labs and experienced faculty, students engage in data analysis, experimental research, project work, and a dissertation, preparing them for diverse careers in academia, research, clinical settings, corporate environments, and social services.
In-depth coverage of cognitive, social, developmental and neuropsychology with electives in health, organisational and positive psychology.
Strong emphasis on research methodologies, psychometrics, project work, dissertation, internships and supervised practicum.
Collaborations with hospitals, NGOs, schools and corporate organisations for experiential learning and professional readiness.
Graduates can pursue careers in clinical practice, organisational consulting, research, academia and mental health services.
A two-year postgraduate pathway building scientific, research and professional competencies in psychology for diverse career and academic roles.
Programme: Master of Science in Psychology
Duration: 2 Years (Full-Time Postgraduate Programme)
Mode: Full-Time Postgraduate Programme
Academic Focus: Cognitive, social, developmental and neuropsychology; research methods, psychometrics, health and organisational psychology
Practical Component: Labs, supervised practicum, internships, fieldwork, project work and dissertation
Pathway: Clinical practice, counselling, organisational consulting, research, academia and higher studies (M.Phil. / Ph.D.)
Review the mandatory academic qualifications and minimum score criteria required for admission.
Candidates with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC/ST candidates) from a recognised University are eligible.
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In-depth understanding of cognitive, social, developmental and neuropsychology and their applications.
Rigorous training in quantitative and qualitative research, advanced statistics and empirical evaluation.
Competency in psychological testing, case conceptualization, report writing and psychometrics.
Practical competence through supervised practicum, counselling sessions, casework and therapeutic techniques.
Strong grounding in ethical practice, evidence-based interventions and professional accountability.
Preparation for clinical, organisational, academic and research roles through internships and dissertation work.
Understanding human behaviour, cognition and emotion is central to mental health, organisational effectiveness and social well-being. A rigorous postgraduate programme in Psychology prepares students for meaningful roles across clinical, organisational, academic and research settings.
The M.Sc Psychology programme combines a structured curriculum, experienced faculty and practical exposure through labs, practicum, internships and dissertation work to nurture versatile psychology professionals.
Choosing this programme enables students to:
With strong research training, clinical and industry exposure, and a focus on professional ethics, graduates are prepared for impactful careers and higher studies in psychology.