Bachelor of Psychology

• PO1 – Overall knowledge: Students will learn scientific methods, basic psychological processes and various perspectives in Psychology.
• PO2 – Gaining Skills: Students will learn about important skills to live in the social world by understanding psychological aspects of various social phenomena, errors in interaction and theoretical approaches of social behaviour.
• PO3 – Able to identify disorder: Students will be equipped with skills to identify and diagnose mental disorders, causal patterns and appropriate treatment of different disorders.
• PO4 – Managerial Skills: Skilful to identify strategies to manage organizations more effectively and will be expert in topics like Leadership, Motivation, Power, Conflict, Negotiation, etc.
• PO5 – Development of scientific mind: Gain familiarity with skills of observation and scientific reporting in psychology; trained in planning and conducting a psychological experiment.
• PO6 – Counselling Skills: Equipped with theoretical knowledge, approaches and issues of counselling.
• PO7 – Hands on training: Acquaint with different mental health problems of children and elderly through doing internship.
• PO8 – To acknowledge self and others: Familiar with psychological instruments and tools and developed the ability to understand self and others.
• PO9 – Theoretical Knowledge: Familiar with biological basis of behaviour and basic statistical methods used in Psychological research.
• PO10 – Understanding Child Psychology: Students will have theoretical knowledge on the process and nature of child development.
• PO11 – Research Aptitude: Develop basic skills in conducting scientific research.

Programme Specific Outcomes

• PSO1: Students would be equipped with foundation skills needed to be a psychologist.
• PSO2: Students would have knowledge to pursue higher education in Psychology.
• PSO3: Students would be able to analyze and resolve psychological issues faced by self.

1. Scientific Approach to Psychology
   • Emphasizes the scientific study of human behavior, emotions, and cognition using experimental methods and research.
   • Integrates biological, cognitive, and social perspectives to understand mental processes.

2. Comprehensive Curriculum
   • Covers core areas like General Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Developmental Psychology, and Neuropsychology.
   • Includes practical training in psychological testing, assessment, and counseling.

3. Research & Analytical Skills
   • Focuses on research methodology and statistical analysis, enabling students to conduct psychological studies.
   • Encourages participation in psychological research projects and case studies.

4. Hands-on Training & Practical Exposure
   • Incorporates laboratory experiments, psychological testing, and fieldwork to apply theoretical knowledge.
   • Many programs include internships in mental health clinics, schools, or corporate organizations.

5. Interdisciplinary Learning
   • Integrates knowledge from biology, neuroscience, sociology, and philosophy to provide a holistic understanding of psychology.
   • Some universities offer electives in related fields like forensic psychology, sports psychology, or counseling.

6. Career-Oriented Program
   • Prepares students for diverse career paths in mental health, human resources, education, and research.
   • Provides a strong foundation for higher studies (M.Sc. in Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Organizational Psychology, etc.).

7. Skill Development
   • Enhances critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and interpersonal skills.
   • Develops empathy, emotional intelligence, and decision-making abilities, essential for working in psychology-related fields.

8. Application of Psychology in Real Life
   • Emphasizes the use of psychology in everyday life, workplaces, healthcare, and social settings.
   • Encourages participation in community service and mental health awareness programs.