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B.Sc. in Psychology (Honours & Research)

Course Duration

8 Semesters
(4 Years)

Eligibility Criteria

A student securing 50% aggregate marks including languages in P.U.C / 10 +2 / Pre-University equivalent course is eligible.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Bachelor’s in Psychology (Honours & Research) program can pursue careers in mental health services, counselling, human resources, organizational behaviour, rehabilitation, education, research, healthcare, community development, and behavioural sciences. The program also prepares students for emerging fields such as behavioural data analysis, AI and human behaviour research, wellness consulting, and user experience research, while providing a strong foundation for higher education and specialized training in psychology and allied disciplines.

Overview

The Bachelor’s in Psychology (Honours & Research) program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of human behaviour, mental processes, and psychological well-being through scientific, practical, and research-oriented learning. The program integrates foundational and applied areas of psychology with contemporary advancements in technology and artificial intelligence, enabling students to develop critical thinking, analytical, interpersonal, and research skills relevant to diverse professional settings. With a strong emphasis on experiential learning, ethical practice, and interdisciplinary knowledge, the program prepares students for careers in mental health, research, healthcare, education, corporate sectors, and higher studies in psychology and allied disciplines.

In addition to majoring in Psychology, students have the opportunity to opt for courses in Data Analysis and Nutrition & Dietetics, enhancing their interdisciplinary understanding and practical application of behavioural sciences.

Course Curriculum

01Basic Psychological Process (Theory) - I

02Basic Psychological Process (Practical) - I

03Communicative English - I

04Language - II: Kannada - I

05Language - II: Hindi - I

06Language - II: Additional English - I

07Critical Thinking

08Indian Constitution

09Open Elective

01Basic Psychological Process (Theory) - II

02Basic Psychological Process (Practical) - II

03Communicative English - II

04Language - II: Kannada - II

05Language - II: Hindi - II

06Language - II: Additional English - II

07Entrepreneurship and Innovation Skills

08Environmental Studies

09Open Elective

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO 1
Professional Competence and Employability - Demonstrate strong disciplinary knowledge, applied skills, and professional competencies in psychology and behavioural sciences, enabling effective employment and career advancement across diverse sectors and multidisciplinary environments.
PEO 2
Critical Thinking, Ethics, and Problem Solving - Apply critical, analytical, and evidence-based approaches, grounded in ethical and professional standards, to identify, analyze, and address complex psychological, behavioural, organizational, and societal issues.
PEO 3
Research Orientation and Lifelong Learning - Engage in continuous learning, research, and scholarly activities, facilitating pursuit of higher education, doctoral studies, academic careers, and roles in research and scientific organizations.
PEO 4
Social Responsibility and Sustainable Impact - Contribute responsibly to society by promoting wellbeing, equity, inclusion, and sustainability through culturally responsive behavioural interventions, leadership, and collaborative practices.

Programme Outcomes (POs)

PO 1Disciplinary Knowledge:
Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of theoretical frameworks, interdisciplinary knowledge, scientific methodologies, and evidence-based approaches
PO 2 Critical Thinking:
Exhibit critical thinking and problem-solving abilities to enable them reach enduring health outcomes
PO 3Research Skills:
Analyse literatures, initiate and carry out empirical research studies, and apply research outcomes effectively for sustainable development.
PO 4Cultural Competence:
Acknowledge the values of cultural diversity and display cultural competence in their practice.
PO 5Ethical and Professional Conduct:
Instill ethical values, professional standards, and apply knowledge effectively in practice while demonstrating strong communication skills, adaptability to changing environment, and sustain global employability.
PO 6Applied Learning through Technology Integration:
Provide opportunities for applied learning experiences incorporating technology and apply theoretical knowledge to real-world contexts by fostering a culture of lifelong learning and professional development.

Programme Specific Outcomes

  • PSO-1 : Theoretical Knowledge : Demonstrate an understanding of core psychological concepts, theories, and perspectives to explain and interpret human behaviour.
  • PSO-2 : Practical and Professional Skills : Apply psychological practical skills, including assessment, testing, experimentation, and statistical analysis, in academic, clinical, organizational, and community settings.
  • PSO-3 : Research Competency : Develop research skills to design studies, analyze data, and interpret findings using scientific methods and ethical research practices in psychology.
  • PSO-4 : Interdisciplinary Integration : Integrate psychological knowledge with interdisciplinary and minor subjects to address real-world problems using holistic and technology-enabled approaches.
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