Year 1: Introduction to Psychology & Research Methods
DSC-1: Introduction to Psychology
An overview of psychological concepts, theories, and approaches to understanding human behavior and mental processes.
DSC-2: Psychology of Individual Differences
Explores how individuals differ in cognition, personality, intelligence, and motivation, with a focus on psychological assessment.
DSC-3: Psychological Research
Introduces fundamental research methodologies in psychology, including experimental design, data collection, and ethical considerations.
DSC-4: Introduction to Social Psychology
Examines how social influences shape behavior, attitudes, and group dynamics, covering topics such as conformity, prejudice, and persuasion.
Year 2: Advanced Psychological Concepts & Applications
DSC-5: Bio-Psychology
Explores the biological basis of behavior, including brain structures, neurotransmitters, and the nervous system’s role in cognition and emotion.
DSC-6: Statistical Methods for Psychological Research-I
Covers statistical techniques used in psychological research, including data analysis, hypothesis testing, and interpretation of results.
DSC-7: Developmental Psychology
Studies human development across the lifespan, focusing on cognitive, emotional, and social changes from infancy to adulthood.
DSC-8: Understanding Psychological Disorders
Provides an in-depth look at psychological disorders, their causes, symptoms, and treatment approaches based on DSM-5 classifications.
DSC-9: Applied Social Psychology
Examines real-world applications of social psychology in areas such as health, education, and organizational behavior.
DSC-10: Counseling Psychology
Introduces counseling techniques, therapeutic approaches, and intervention strategies for mental health and well-being.
SEC-1: Stress Management
Explores theories and techniques for managing stress, anxiety, and mental resilience in personal and professional life.
Year 3: Specialization, Mental Health, and Practical Applications
DSC-11: Health Psychology
Examines the psychological factors affecting physical health, illness prevention, and behavioral change strategies.
DSC-12: Organizational Behaviour
Studies workplace psychology, leadership, motivation, and team dynamics in organizations.
DSC-13: Understanding and Dealing with Psychological Disorders
Focuses on treatment approaches for psychological disorders, including psychotherapy, behavioral interventions, and cognitive restructuring.
DSC-14: Project Report (Report Writing)
A capstone research project where students conduct independent psychological research and present findings in a formal report.
DSE-3: Emotional Intelligence
Explores self-awareness, empathy, and emotional regulation in personal and professional settings.
DSE-4: Community Psychology
Focuses on psychological principles applied to social change, community interventions, and mental health advocacy.
Career Opportunities
Graduates with a B.Sc. in Psychology can pursue careers in:
- Clinical & Counseling Psychology
- Human Resource Management
- Health & Wellness Coaching
- Market Research & Consumer Behavior
- Education & Developmental Psychology
- Social Work & Community Mental Health
