Department of Psychology
Bachelor of Science in Psychology (B.Sc. Psychology) is an undergraduate program that
delves into the scientific study of the mind and behaviour. This course typically spans three to
four years and covers various aspects of psychology, including theoretical foundations,
research methods, and practical applications.
Skills Developed
- Critical thinking and analytical skills
- Research and data analysis
- Understanding of human behaviour
- Communication and interpersonal skills
- Ethical decision-making
Career Opportunities
Graduates with a B.Sc. in Psychology have various career paths available, including:
- Clinical Psychologist (with further studies)
- Counselor : Providing guidance and support in educational or health settings.
- Human Resources Specialist : Applying psychological principles in hiring and
employee relations.
- Market Research Analyst : Understanding consumer behavior and preferences.
- Social Worker : Supporting individuals and communities in need (often requires
additional qualifications).
- Psychological Technician : Assisting licensed psychologists in assessment and
therapy.
Higher Studies
Many B.Sc. Psychology graduates choose to pursue further education, which can enhance
career prospects:
- Master’s Degree in Psychology : Specializations in areas such as clinical psychology,
counseling, or industrial-organizational psychology.
- M.Phil./Ph.D. in Psychology : For those interested in research or academic careers.
- Diploma/Certificate Courses : In specialized fields like child psychology, forensic
psychology, or health psychology.
A B.Sc. in Psychology equips students with a strong foundation in understanding human
behavior and mental processes. This versatile degree opens up various career paths and
opportunities for further education, making it a valuable choice for those interested in the
psychological sciences.