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The M.Sc. Psychology programme at Kristu Jayanti (Deemed to be University) provides advanced and comprehensive training in the scientific study of human behaviour, cognition, emotion, personality, interpersonal relationships and mental health. The programme integrates theoretical foundations with research-oriented learning, psychological assessment, counselling skills and practical exposure, enabling students to understand and apply psychological principles across diverse individual, social, educational, organisational and community contexts. Emphasising evidence-based practice, research competence, ethical professional conduct and experiential learning, the programme prepares students to respond to contemporary psychological and psychosocial challenges while developing the competencies required for higher education, research, professional practice and diverse career pathways in psychology and allied fields.
Hands-on training through psychological testing batteries, laboratory experiments, casework, and direct field immersion.
Application of validated psychological frameworks and intervention models across clinical, organizational, and social settings.
Advanced statistical analysis, research project execution, psychometric test construction, and scientific publication skills.
Graduates are prepared for specialized clinical, organizational, counseling, academic, and research roles across prominent global sectors.
An advanced postgraduate programme providing comprehensive training in behavioural science, cognitive neuroscience, psychological assessment, and applied specializations.
Programme Title: M.Sc.
Specialization: Psychology (Industrial & Clinical tracks)
Duration: 2 Years
Study Mode: Full time
Core Academic Focus Areas: Cognitive Neuroscience, Theories of Personality, Social Psychology, Life Span Development, Positive & Indigenous Psychology, and Applied Fields in Psychology.
Practicals & Lab Training: Academic Writing Skills, Psychological Test Construction, Clinical Report Writing, and Organisational Behaviour Profiling.
Learning Pathway: Advertising, Copywriting & Visualization, and Workplace Counselling.
Comprehensive semester-wise course distribution covering cognitive neuroscience, assessment methodologies, electives, and research projects.
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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PSO1: Demonstrate knowledge of core and contemporary psychological theories of personality, cognitive neuroscience, neuropsychological testing, psychological test construction, statistics and organizational behavior.
PSO2: Exhibit proficiency in conventional and computer based psychological assessments for diagnosis and therapeutic interventions adhering to professional ethics.
PSO3: Develop therapeutic interventions through evidence-based practices in industrial and clinical settings.
PSO4: Formulate solutions and strategies based on systematic research in Psychology.
Key strengths, experiential learning, and strategic career advantages offered by the programme.
The M.Sc Psychology programme delivers advanced, comprehensive training across cognitive neuroscience, personality theories, psychological assessment, counselling methodologies, and research inquiry.
Combining scientific depth with experiential laboratory training and field visits, the curriculum prepares students to understand, evaluate, and positively impact human behaviour in clinical, organizational, and social contexts.
Choosing this programme enables students to:
With a balanced synthesis of scientific rigor and applied competence, graduates emerge as versatile professionals capable of solving multifaceted psychological challenges.