The Master of Science in Counselling Psychology is designed to equip learners with deep theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills in counseling individuals dealing with emotional, behavioral, and psychological difficulties.

Core Subjects:

• Advanced General Psychology
• Counseling Theories & Approaches
• Psychopathology and Abnormal Psychology
• Psychological Testing & Assessment
• Developmental Psychology
• Group Counseling
• Family and Marital Therapy
• Crisis and Trauma Counseling
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Research Methodology & Dissertation
• Clinical Practicum and Supervised Internship

The program emphasizes experiential learning through case studies, role plays, real-life counseling sessions, and field internships.

📥 Eligibility Criteria

• Bachelor's degree in Psychology, Counseling, Social Work, Education, or Allied Health Sciences
• Minimum 50–55% marks in qualifying degree
• Some institutions may conduct entrance exams or personal interviews

Job Roles:

• Counseling Psychologist
• School/College Counselor
• Mental Health Professional
• Trauma & Crisis Counselor
• Clinical Psychometrician
• Behavioral Therapist
• HR Wellness Specialist

Employment Areas:

• Hospitals & Mental Health Clinics
• Educational Institutions
• NGOs and Rehabilitation Centers
• Career Guidance & Youth Counseling Centers
• Corporate HR and Wellness Programs
• Private Counseling Practice

Further Opportunities:

• M.Phil. / Ph.D. in Psychology
• Professional Licensure (as per national regulations)
• UGC-NET for academic and research roles
• International certification (e.g., RCI, APA, BACP)

🌟 Why Choose This Course?

• High demand for trained mental health professionals
• Empowers you to make a direct positive impact on lives
• Integrates theory with in-depth clinical practice
• Opens doors in both private practice and institutional employment
• Strong foundation for research, academia, and global opportunities