The Master of Science in Psychology offers advanced training in both theoretical and applied areas of psychology, including clinical, cognitive, social, developmental, and organizational psychology. It equips students with the ability to assess, diagnose, and support psychological well-being.

Key Subjects:

• Cognitive Psychology
• Biological Bases of Behavior
• Social & Developmental Psychology
• Psychopathology
• Psychological Testing & Measurement
• Counseling & Psychotherapy
• Organizational Behavior
• Health Psychology
• Research Methodology & Statistics
• Dissertation / Project Work
• Internships in clinics, schools, or organizations

The course includes practical exposure through labs, case studies, fieldwork, and clinical placements.

📥 Eligibility Criteria

• Bachelor's degree in Psychology or related disciplines (e.g., Social Work, Education, Human Development)
• Minimum 50–55% marks (varies by institution)
• May include an entrance exam and/or personal interview

Job Roles:

• Psychologist / Mental Health Professional
• Clinical Psychologist Assistant
• School or Career Counselor
• Corporate Behavioral Trainer
• Human Resource Specialist
• Research Analyst / Data Psychologist
• Rehabilitation or NGO Worker

Employment Areas:

• Hospitals & Mental Health Clinics
• Educational Institutions
• Corporate Sectors & HR
• NGOs and Government Social Services
• Research Organizations
• Media and Marketing Firms
• Private Practice

Higher Study & Certification Paths:

• M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology
• Ph.D. in Psychology
• UGC-NET for Lectureship
• Certifications in CBT, NLP, etc.
• RCI Registration (for clinical practice, if applicable)

🌟 Why Choose M.Sc. in Psychology?

• A growing demand for mental health professionals
• Applicable in health, education, business, and research
• Flexible career paths in both public and private sectors
• Direct impact on emotional and psychological wellness
• Ideal foundation for academic and professional advancement