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- One of North East India’s largest schools of Psychology.
- Offers Multi-disciplinary specialized courses.
- Extended Community-Based Practice.
- Modern Psychological Laboratory Infrastructure.
- Exposure to Diverse Co-curricular Activities.
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Programme Details
3 Years
Programme
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Faculties
- To impart knowledge of Psychology which will enable the graduates to understand and apply the information in industry and academia in government, private and non- government sectors.
- To provide the ability to identify, formulate, comprehend, analyze, psychological theories and principles design, and solve psychological problems with hands-on experience in various technologies using modern tools necessary for psychological practice to satisfy the needs of society and the industry.
- To equip the students with the ability to design, simulate, experiment, analyze, optimize and interpret their core applications through multi-disciplinary concepts and contemporary learning to build them into industry-ready graduates.
- To provide training, exposure, and awareness of the importance of soft skills for better career and holistic personality development as well as the professional attitude towards ethical issues, teamwork, responsibility, accountability, multidisciplinary approach, and capability to relate engineering issues to broader social context.
- To provide students with an academic environment and make them aware of excellence, develop the urge for discovery, creativity, inventiveness, leadership, written ethical codes and guidelines, and the life-long learning to become a successful professional in psychology and behavioral sciences.
- Critical Thinking: Take informed actions by identifying the assumptions that frame our thinking and actions, checking the accuracy and validity of these assumptions, and considering our ideas and decisions (intellectual, organizational, and personal) from different perspectives.
- Effective Communication: Speak, read, write and listen clearly in person and through electronic media in English and in one Indian language, and make meaning of the world by connecting people, ideas, books, media, and technology.
- Social Interaction: Elicit views of others, mediate disagreements and help reach conclusions in group settings.
- Effective Citizenship: Demonstrate empathetic social concern and equity centred national development, and the ability to act with an informed awareness of issues and participate in civic life through volunteering.
- Ethics: Recognize different value systems including your own, and understand the moral dimensions of your decisions, and accept responsibility for them.
- Environment and Sustainability: Understand the issues of environmental contexts and sustainable development.
- Self-directed and Life-long Learning: Acquire the ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of socio-technological changes.
- Impart knowledge gained through education and training in the professional field of Applied and Clinical Psychology.
- Enable students to grow in sensitivity, sympathy, and empathy towards others, learn to work in a team, develop leadership qualities, accept and respect individual differences, work with responsibility and commitment, and develop an understanding of inclusive education and its benefits through the Community Outreach Programme.
- Enable the students to advocate the prevailing psycho-social issues in India through the application of theoretical and practical knowledge of psychology.
- Provide a platform for students to expand their knowledge beyond textbooks, integrate classroom teaching with real-life applications, and promote self-directed learning, enhancing their capacity for critical thinking, problem-solving, reasoning, and drawing different perspectives on various areas in psychology.
Curriculum Details
Odd Semester
Courses for this semester
Course Overview
The Extra-Curricular Activity course is designed to provide students with opportunities to explore their interests, develop new skills, and engage in activities beyond the traditional academic curriculum. This course encourages students to participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities such as sports, arts, debate, community service, and leadership programs. Through these activities, students will enhance their teamwork, leadership, communication, and time management skills, fostering personal growth, social interaction.
Course Outcomes
- Participants will develop personal skills, such as leadership, communication, time management, and teamwork, contributing to their overall character development and self-confidence.
- Engagement in community service and outreach activities will cultivate a sense of social responsibility, empathy, and civic awareness, encouraging students to actively contribute to society.
- Students will have the opportunity to explore diverse interests and talents, nurturing passions that go beyond academics. They will develop expertise and proficiency in chosen activities, building a well-rounded skill set.
Course Overview
This course brings the students an opportunity to learn basic grammar to be integrated into their writing and speaking skills. All the modules are meant for enhancing their professional success. Each topic of grammar would be followed by practice and exercises that they would find interesting. It also includes topics of soft skills.
Course Outcomes
- Enables learners to recognize the structure of a sentence and its variations as they learn to understand, speak and write.
- Improve the learners’ pronunciation.
- Improve the communication skills
Course Overview
This course deals with the fundamental principles, theories and research in modern psychology involving the scientific study of mental processes and behavior. It focuses on some central areas of interest such as: Memory, Forgetting, Learning etc. ; and it also familiarizes the students of psychology with the most essential fundamental physiological processes underlying psychological events.
Course Outcomes
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of the human thought process.
- Identify the major fields of study.
- Learn the basic principles, major theories, and research concerning learning and cognition.
Course Overview
Developmental Psychology is the scientific study of how and why humans grow, change, and adapt across the course of their lives. Originally concerned with infants and children, the field has expanded to include adolescence, adult development, aging, and the entire lifespan. It focuses on human growth and changes across the lifespan, including physical, cognitive, social, intellectual, perceptual, personality and emotional growth.
Course Outcomes
- Demonstrate a broad working knowledge of developmental psychology.
- Demonstrate an understanding of different stages of development through the lifespan.
- Identify and apply developmental concepts to everyday life. Students will be able to Identify and apply developmental concepts to everyday life. Students will be able to Identify and apply developmental concepts to everyday life. Students will be able to Identify and apply developmental concepts to everyday life.
Course Overview
Social Psychology is the scientific study of how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by the real or imagined presence of other people or by social norms. It observes how an individual or a group's behaviour can be influenced by the beliefs and actions of others, which contribute to a person's decision-making process. Social psychology provides insight into how social dynamics can be improved and altered for general health and wellbeing.
Course Outcomes
- Understand individual in relation to the social world.
- Understand social relationships through psychological norms.
- Understand how people evaluate social situations.
Course Overview
The paper is a study on the happiness, in psychology; a state of emotional well-being that a person experiences either in a narrow sense, when good things happen in a specific moment, or more broadly, as a positive evaluation of one's life and accomplishments overall—that is, subjective well-being.
Course Outcomes
- Know the Meaning of Happiness
- Understand the basic concepts of positive psychology and Happiness.
- Understand the concept of Wellbeing.
Course Overview
The course is used to satisfy the social science masters requirement. This course is an introduction to the study of how individual impacts and is affected by the social context in which they live. It is about the scientific study of the relationships, groups, society, and world in which the individual lives. Topics to be emphasized include culture, socialization, institutions, deviance and social control, social inequality and stratification and globalisation.
Course Outcomes
- Demonstrate the nature, scope, and significance of Sociology and its relationship with other social sciences.
- Familiarise with elementary notions like society, community, association, norms, and values, etc.
- Realize and recognize the presence of various social groups, social institutions and social processes in human society, which are responsible for the functioning of human society.
Even Semester
Courses for this semester
Course Overview
Social Psychology is the scientific study of how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by the real or imagined presence of other people or by social norms. It observes how an individual or a group's behavior can be influenced by the beliefs and actions of others, which contribute to a person's decision-making process. Social psychology provides insight into how social dynamics can be improved and altered for general health and well-being.
Course Outcomes
- Learn and understand individuals about the social world.
- Learn and understand social relationships through psychological norms.
- Learn and understand how people evaluate social situations.
Course Overview
This course brings the students an opportunity to learn basic grammar to be integrated into their writing and speaking skills. All the modules are meant for enhancing their professional success and literary skills. Each topic of grammar would be followed by practice and exercises that they would find interesting.
Course Outcomes
- Learn to recognize the structure of a sentence and its variations as they learn to understand, speak and write.
- Learn and understand different genres of literature like short stories and poems.
- Learn to follow the rules and methods of writing letters, CVs, and resumes.
Course Overview
This course focuses on explaining social, political, and economic phenomena in terms of social structures, social forces, and group relations. Explore such questions of identity, diversity, ethnicity, and community and explore how caste and religious community identity plays out in society.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a knowledge of the basic concepts through a multi-interdisciplinary approach.
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge that facilitates learning and reflecting contextual – socio-cultural registers of society.
- Develop the basic idea of the sociological interpretation of constitutional provisions and social processes.
Course Overview
This course aims to provide practical training for learning and it emphasizes connections between theory and experience. All practical training is supervised and mentored and takes place in authentic laboratory settings.
Course Outcomes
- Develop knowledge of Psychometric tests and administration.
- Learn to explain the basic psychological tests that are used to assess different Mental Health Conditions and their importance.
- Learn to demonstrate various psychological assessment techniques.
Course Overview
The course focuses on analyzing the work(s) of literature in one or more interpretive contexts or frameworks. It emphasises poems, prose, and drama depicting the lives of the people and their relationship with society. The course will guide the students in creating aesthetic structures for the genre in which they are writing.
Course Outcomes
- Analyze the role that intersections among different individuals with varying personalities in literary studies.
- Learn and understand the literary forms.
- Acquire the basics of writing skill.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the fundamental principles, theories, and research in modern psychology involving the scientific study of mental processes and behavior and focuses on some central areas of interest such as Memory, Forgetting, Learning, etc.; it also familiarizes the students of psychology with the most essential fundamental physiological processes underlying psychological events.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of the human thought process.
- Develop basic ideas to identify the major fields of study.
- Develop a knowledge of the basic principles, major theories, and research concerning learning and cognition.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the study of behavioral neuroscience especially focusing on the brain, its structure, and behaviors
Course Outcomes
- Develop knowledge of the biological bases of human behavior including neural, biochemical, evolutionary, and genetic mechanisms.
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of biological mechanisms involved in psychological processes.
- Gain knowledge to realize the complex interplay of biological factors with psychological, social, and cultural in shaping human behavior.
Course Overview
The course aims to allow students to spend a few weeks 'in the field' and gather data locally and nationally for example inside an organization, or within a community especially focusing on allowing the student to collect primary or secondary data which cannot be otherwise.
Course Outcomes
- Develop the skills of documentation and reporting of Fieldwork.
- Develop basic knowledge to determine which approaches work in practice and how they must be adapted to specific situations.
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge to use supervision and consultation appropriately.
Odd Semester
Courses for this semester
Course Overview
This course will help impart the knowledge of collection, organization, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of categorical and numerical data and specially focusing on the study design, sample group, variables, testing, and measurements or research interpretations.
Course Outcomes
- Learn to analyze and interpret quantitative data through a basic understanding of statistics.
- Learn to demonstrate the ability to apply the basics of statistical methods in psychological research.
- Develop knowledge of the ways to interpret and draw conclusions from the collected data.
Course Overview
This course aims to provide practical training for learning and it emphasizes connections between theory and experience. All practical training is supervised and mentored and takes place in authentic laboratory settings.
Course Outcomes
- Develop knowledge of Psychometric tests and administration.
- Learn to explain the basic psychological tests that are used to assess different Mental Health Conditions and their importance.
- Learn to demonstrate various psychological assessment techniques.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge of the various psychological disorders as well as theoretical, clinical, and experimental perspectives on the study of psychopathology. Emphasis is on terminology, classification, etiology, assessment, and treatment of the major disorders.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a knowledge of the historical perspective towards abnormal behavior.
- Learn to demonstrate the ability to apply the knowledge of the diagnostic manuals in the identification and assessment of a disorder.
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge of Contemporary Psychological Theories.
Course Overview
This course deals with the study of the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of categorical and numerical data. It involves the study design, sample group, variables, testing, and measurements or research interpretations. In Psychology, Statistical analysis is used to find ways to interpret and draw conclusions from collected data.
Course Outcomes
- Learn to analyze and interpret quantitative data through the basic understanding of statistics.
- Learn and apply the basics of statistical methods in psychological research.
- Learn to interpret and conclude the collected data.
Course Overview
This course deals with the study of environmental issues and environmental quality. The major area of focus in Environmental Science Courses is Pollution, Mitigation, Natural Resources, and Energy Systems.
Course Outcomes
- Learn to appreciate the ethical, cross-cultural, and historical context of environmental issues and the links between human and natural systems.
- Learn about natural resource, its importance and environmental impacts of Human activities on natural resource.
- Gain knowledge about the conservation of biodiversity, ecosystem and their importance.
Course Overview
This course focuses on explaining social, political, and economic phenomena in terms of social structures, social forces, and group relations. Explore such questions of identity, diversity, ethnicity, and community and explore how caste and religious community identity plays out in society.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a knowledge of the basic concepts through a multi-interdisciplinary approach.
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge that facilitates learning and reflecting contextual – socio-cultural registers of society.
- Learn the basic idea of the sociological interpretation of constitutional provisions and social processes.
Course Overview
This course will help provide an overview and analysis of psychological research on gender especially focusing on the origins and consequences of gender stereotypes as well as sex differences and similarities in cognition, personality, and social behavior.
Course Outcomes
- Gain an understanding of how psychologists attempt to study gender.
- Learn to demonstrate the ability to develop critical thinking skills and a psychological perspective that recognizes how men and women are treated and portrayed in society.
- Gain basic knowledge to contrast gender with sex and sexual orientation and describe the key components of gender.
Course Overview
The course aims to allow students to spend a few weeks “in the field” and gather data locally and nationally (e.g. inside an organization, within a community). The primary objective of the course is to allow the student to collect primary and/or secondary data, which cannot be otherwise accessed by doing desk research. It is therefore an experiential course, where the student does not acquire knowledge through lectures and seminars, but uses the knowledge acquired in previous courses in the “real” world, and gains new knowledge through this practical experience.
Course Outcomes
- Develop the skills of Documentation and Reporting of Field Work.
- Learn to determine which approaches work in practice and how they must be adapted to specific situations.
- Learn to use supervision and consultation appropriately.
Even Semester
Courses for this semester
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the psychological concepts, theories, and research findings for effective human interaction and performance in the workplace especially focusing on personnel psychology, ergonomics, motivation, leadership, customer service, and occupational stress among others.
Course Outcomes
- Develop and demonstrate competencies consistent with best practices in their discipline.
- Learn to demonstrate the ability to think critically, analyze complex and diverse concepts, and use reason and judgment.
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge of how to Interact effectively and respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures and work through differences with civility.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the basics of counselling, the counselling process, and an introduction to different methods, techniques and therapies. This course aims to give the student an idea of how counselling is done. It also equips the students to understand people around them and self-counselling.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of counseling as a profession.
- Develop a knowledge of the basic approaches, theories, and techniques in counseling.
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the contemporary issues and challenges in counseling.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the methods used in the study of psychology. Students will learn how to do a literature search for published articles and how to write a literature review. They will also be introduced to current research methods, including basic principles of research design, data collection, and data analysis.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the key research concepts and issues.
- Learn to demonstrate the ability to comprehend, and explain research articles in their academic discipline.
- Develop basic knowledge to determine the frequency with which something occurs or with which it is associated with something else.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the introductory concepts, theories, and methods used in contemporary sociology especially focusing on the sociological perspective and how the discipline understands and explains human behavior at all levels of society.
Course Outcomes
- Develop basic knowledge to articulate a sociological perspective.
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of the emerging contemporary social issues and problems.
- Develop basic idea to evaluate the problems faced by the weaker sections of the society.
Course Overview
This course aims to provide practical training for learning and it emphasizes connections between theory and experience. All practical training is supervised and mentored and takes place in authentic laboratory settings.
Course Outcomes
- Develop knowledge of Psychometric tests and administration.
- Learn to explain the basic psychological tests that are used to assess different Mental Health Conditions and their importance.
- Learn to demonstrate various psychological assessment techniques.
Course Overview
The course aims to allow students to spend a few weeks “in the field” and gather data locally and nationally (e.g. inside an organization, within a community). The primary objective of the course is to allow the student to collect primary and/or secondary data, which cannot be otherwise accessed by doing desk research. It is therefore an experiential course, where the student does not acquire knowledge through lectures and seminars, but uses the knowledge acquired in previous courses in the “real” world, and gains new knowledge through this practical experience.
Course Outcomes
- Develop the skills of Documentation and Reporting of Field Work.
- Learn to determine which approaches work in practice and how they must be adapted to specific situations.
- Learn to use supervision and consultation appropriately.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the psychological concepts, theories, and research findings for effective human interaction and performance in the workplace especially focusing on personnel psychology, ergonomics, motivation, leadership, customer service, and occupational stress among others.
Course Outcomes
- Demonstrate competencies consistent with best practices in their discipline.
- Learn to demonstrate the ability to think critically, analyze complex and diverse concepts, and use reason and judgment.
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge of how to Interact effectively and respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures and work through differences with civility.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the basics of counselling, the counselling process, and an introduction to different methods, techniques and therapies. This course aims to give the student an idea of how counselling is done. It also equips the students to understand people around them and self-counselling.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of counseling as a profession.
- Develop a knowledge of the basic approaches, theories, and techniques in counseling.
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the contemporary issues and challenges in counseling.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the methods used in the study of psychology. Students will learn how to do a literature search for published articles and how to write a literature review. They will also be introduced to current research methods, including basic principles of research design, data collection, and data analysis.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the key research concepts and issues.
- Learn to demonstrate the ability to comprehend, and explain research articles in their academic discipline.
- Develop Basic knowledge to determine the frequency with which something occurs or with which it is associated with something else.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the introductory concepts, theories, and methods used in contemporary sociology especially focusing on the sociological perspective and how the discipline understands and explains human behavior at all levels of society.
Course Outcomes
- Develop basic knowledge to articulate a sociological perspective.
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of emerging contemporary social issues and problems.
- Develop basic ideas to evaluate the problems faced by the weaker sections of society.
Course Overview
This course aims to provide practical training for learning and it emphasizes connections between theory and experience. All practical training is supervised and mentored and takes place in authentic laboratory settings.
Course Outcomes
- Develop knowledge of Psychometric tests and administration.
- Learn to explain the basic psychological tests that are used to assess different Mental Health Conditions and their importance.
- Learn to explain the basic psychological tests that are used to assess different Mental Health Conditions and their importance.
Course Overview
The course aims to allow students to spend a few weeks “in the field” and gather data locally and nationally (e.g. inside an organization, within a community). The primary objective of the course is to allow the student to collect primary and/or secondary data, which cannot be otherwise accessed by doing desk research. It is therefore an experiential course, where the student does not acquire knowledge through lectures and seminars, but uses the knowledge acquired in previous courses in the “real” world, and gains new knowledge through this practical experience.
Course Outcomes
- Develop the skills of Documentation and Reporting of Field Work.
- Learn to determine which approaches work in practice and how they must be adapted to specific situations.
- Learn to use supervision and consultation appropriately.
Odd Semester
Courses for this semester
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the scientific study of the individual characteristics and environmental conditions that allow human beings to flourish especially focusing on the empirical and experiential approach to helping individuals understand and use course content to enhance their lives.
Course Outcomes
- Develop comprehensive knowledge to appreciate and understand the meaning and conceptual approaches to Positive emotions and Well-being.
- Locate the diversity in the experiences of happiness with individual's life span and across different domains.
- Gain knowledge of the various pathways through which positive emotions and positive traits contribute to positive emotions and well-being.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge in the prevention and management of chronic diseases especially focusing on the ability to examine the relationship between psychological, physical, behavioral, social, and environmental factors and their interaction with one's health and well-being.
Course Outcomes
- Develop basic knowledge of the seminal empirical foundations for current knowledge of health psychology.
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the interrelated influences on individuals’ health issues by applying the biopsychosocial model.
- Develop a comprehensive understanding to be able to articulate the role of psychological factors in health and illness.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge for explaining and understanding human functioning and behavior in educational settings especially focusing on new educational methods to benefit teachers, students, and anyone trying to learn a new skill. It will also encourage the students to consider the importance of individual differences.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of how factors like genetics, environment, socio-economic class, and culture affect learning.
- Develop knowledge to evaluate and analyze teaching methods and address barriers to learning.
- Develop basic ideas to research how well people learn in different settings.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the application of experimental methods to psychological study and the underlying processes especially focusing on exploring the fundamentals of psychological research: the logic of experimentation and the empirical approach, experimental design, and data analysis, with the application of these to laboratory and non-laboratory settings.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge of experimental and non-experimental research.
- Develop an insight into several different experimental designs.
- Develop a research idea (specification of a testable research idea, develop hypotheses on several topics in psychology.
Course Overview
This course aims to provide practical training for learning and it emphasizes connections between theory and experience. All practical training is supervised and mentored and takes place in authentic laboratory settings.
Course Outcomes
- Develop knowledge of Psychometric tests and administration.
- Learn to explain the basic psychological tests that are used to assess different Mental Health Conditions and their importance.
- Learn to demonstrate various psychological assessment techniques.
Course Overview
The course aims to allow students to spend a few weeks “in the field” and gather data locally and nationally (e.g. inside an organization, within a community). The primary objective of the course is to allow the student to collect primary and/or secondary data, which cannot be otherwise accessed by doing desk research. It is therefore an experiential course, where the student does not acquire knowledge through lectures and seminars, but uses the knowledge acquired in previous courses in the “real” world, and gains new knowledge through this practical experience.
Course Outcomes
- Develop the skills of Documentation and Reporting of Field Work.
- Learn to determine which approaches work in practice and how they must be adapted to specific situations.
- Learn to use supervision and consultation appropriately.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge for explaining and understanding human functioning and behavior in educational settings especially focusing on new educational methods to benefit teachers, students, and anyone trying to learn a new skill. It will also encourage the students to consider the importance of individual differences.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of how factors like genetics, environment, socio-economic class, and culture affect learning.
- Develop knowledge to evaluate and analyze teaching methods and address barriers to learning.
- Develop basic ideas to research how well people learn in different settings.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge in the prevention and management of chronic diseases especially focusing on the ability to examine the relationship between psychological, physical, behavioral, social, and environmental factors and their interaction with one's health and well-being.
Course Outcomes
- Develop basic knowledge of the seminal empirical foundations for current knowledge of health psychology.
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the interrelated influences on individuals’ health issues by applying the biopsychosocial model.
- Develop a comprehensive understanding to be able to articulate the role of psychological factors in health and illness.
Course Overview
This course aims to provide practical training for learning and it emphasizes connections between theory and experience. All practical training is supervised and mentored and takes place in authentic laboratory settings.
Course Outcomes
- Develop knowledge of Psychometric tests and administration.
- Learn to explain the basic psychological tests that are used to assess different Mental Health Conditions and their importance.
- Learn to demonstrate various psychological assessment techniques.
Course Overview
The course aims to allow students to spend a few weeks “in the field” and gather data locally and nationally (e.g. inside an organization, within a community). The primary objective of the course is to allow the student to collect primary and/or secondary data, which cannot be otherwise accessed by doing desk research. It is therefore an experiential course, where the student does not acquire knowledge through lectures and seminars, but uses the knowledge acquired in previous courses in the “real” world, and gains new knowledge through this practical experience.
Course Outcomes
- Develop the skills of Documentation and Reporting of Field Work.
- Learn to determine which approaches work in practice and how they must be adapted to specific situations.
- Learn to use supervision and consultation appropriately.
Course Overview
This course aims to introduce students to the principles and practice of psychological assessment. The course will focus on a number of widely used research designs, the techniques and steps used in a scientific research and deal with identifying a specific research problem. Students will learn to formulate hypotheses, select the types of variables required in a given research.
Course Outcomes
- Differentiate between different concept of research and the specific techniques used.
- Apply various psychological tests and assessments with a wider range of population.
- Formulate a hypothesis, identify the types of variables and acquaint with measures of reliability and validity.
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on the scientific study of the individual characteristics and environmental conditions that allow human beings to flourish especially focusing on the empirical and experiential approach to helping individuals understand and use course content to enhance their lives.
Course Outcomes
- Develop comprehensive knowledge to appreciate and understand the meaning and conceptual approaches to Positive emotions and Well-being.
- Locate the diversity in the experiences of happiness with individual's life span and across different domains.
- Gain knowledge of the various pathways through which positive emotions and positive traits contribute to positive emotions and well-being.
Course Overview
E-learning is the acquisition of knowledge that takes place through electronic technologies and media. With the help of this Course, students can access their learning materials online at any place and time.
Course Outcomes
- Gain job ready skill and knowledge.
- Obtain additional knowledge beyond the University Curriculum, which will aid in their long term personal and professional growth.
- Develop better exposure along with the traditional classroom setting.
Course Overview
The course aims to enhance the communication skills, personality and boost confidence of the students in facing the interview. The course comprises of a viva-voce in which comprehensive questions are asked relevant to the subject. An external examiner will be invited and the student will be assess on the basis of the performance in the viva-voce.
Course Outcomes
- Develop the personality of the students.
- Improve communication skills of the students.
- Learn to balance confidence with humility.
Even Semester
Courses for this semester
Course Overview
This course will help impart knowledge on central concepts, issues, and work methods in community psychology especially focusing on change processes at the community level, locally based intervention methods, and methods for evaluation of implemented actions; Community psychology perspectives for improving mental health and mental health problems amongst adolescents at school; community psychology methods for working with marginalized groups.
Course Outcomes
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of the role of psychology in community development.
- Develop an appreciation of the core values that guide community psychology and facilitate community functions.
- Develop insights with respect to health promotion programs in communities, community program for child and maternal health, for physically challenged and elderly people in the Indian context through case studies.
Course Overview
This course focuses on the empirical investigations of the cultural factors on emotional, cognitive, and behavioral processes in humans. This course reflects on the importance of cultural assumptions and their associated implications, as well as learning about cultural similarities and differences.
Course Outcomes
- Learn to demonstrate knowledge of major theories and research findings in the field of cultural psychology.
- Learn to analyze research methodology in cultural psychology (including quantitative research, qualitative research, measures, and research paradigms).
- Learn to apply the principles and theories of cultural psychology to social justice issues and daily life situation.
Course Overview
Youth psychology is a field that specifically addresses the development, well-being, and functioning of youth. This course focuses not only on specific cultures of young people but also their relationships throughout the larger society, which they occupy.
Course Outcomes
- Learn and understand the transitory phase of youth, and the issues surrounding it.
- Develop sensitivity to the youth of today.
- Learn and understand the multiple influences that mould the identity of today’s youth.
Course Overview
This course examines group relationships and dynamics in education, industry, sports, the military, religious congregations, family life, peer groups, and other formal and informal organizations. It studies processes of interaction among peers and between leaders and members, the role of social structure, and intra- and inter-group relations. It also includes a section on methods of studying groups and the role of groups in assessments and evaluations.
Course Outcomes
- Learn to identify verbal and non-verbal behaviors/communication and dynamics that arise in groups.
- Learn to differentiate between the stages of group development.
- Learn to apply appropriate considerations when working with diverse populations.
Course Overview
This course aims to provide practical training for learning and it emphasizes connections between theory and experience. All practical training is supervised and mentored and takes place in authentic laboratory settings.
Course Outcomes
- Develop knowledge of Psychometric tests and administration.
- Learn to explain the basic psychological tests that are used to assess different Mental Health Conditions and their importance.
- Learn to demonstrate various psychological assessment techniques.
Course Overview
The course aims to allow students to spend a few weeks “in the field” and gather data locally and nationally (e.g. inside an organization, within a community). The primary objective of the course is to allow the student to collect primary and/or secondary data, which cannot be otherwise accessed by doing desk research. It is therefore an experiential course, where the student does not acquire knowledge through lectures and seminars, but uses the knowledge acquired in previous courses in the “real” world, and gains new knowledge through this practical experience.
Course Outcomes
- Develop the skills of Documentation and Reporting of Field Work.
- Learn to determine which approaches work in practice and how they must be adapted to specific situations.
- Learn to use supervision and consultation appropriately.
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