Welcome to the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program, where we explore the complexities of human behavior, cognition, and emotional well-being. Our program is designed to develop critical thinking, scientific inquiry, and strong analytical skills while fostering empathy and a deeper understanding of individuals and society. Students engage with core areas such as cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, social behavior, and mental health, gaining both theoretical knowledge and practical insights.

Aligned with NEP 2020, the curriculum offers opportunities for research, fieldwork, and experiential learning, encouraging students to apply psychological principles in real-world contexts. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in counseling, human resources, education, social services, research, and other fields that value insight into human behavior and effective interpersonal skills.

PROGRAM OUTCOMES
■ KNOWLEDGE - Demonstrate and apply disciplinary knowledge, and critically analyse contemporary societal issues from an informed academic perspective.
■ PROBLEM ANALYSIS - Identify, analyze, and evaluate problems in personal and professional contexts, and formulate appropriate and feasible solutions using acquired knowledge and skills.
■ ENVIROMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY - Explain, assess, and apply principles of environmental sustainability, and adopt responsible practices that contribute to conservation and ecological balance.
■ ETHICS AND COMMUNICATION - Demonstrate, articulate, and apply professional ethics, personal values, and effective oral and written communication skills in diverse contexts.
■ INDIVIDUALITY AND TEAMWORK - Exhibit the ability to work independently and collaboratively, and contribute effectively within diverse teams to achieve individual and shared goals.
■ EMPLOYABILITY AND COMPETENCIES - Develop, demonstrate, and apply professional competencies, transferable skills, and ethical values required for employability and responsible positions.
■ LIFE SKILLS - Demonstrate and practice essential life skills, including adaptability, empathy, and social responsibility, to engage constructively with society and support marginalized communities

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES
■ Explain and validate psychological theories and concepts effectively.
■ Use psychological principles in applied situations and practice.
■ Critically evaluate and analyze psychological literature and empirical evidence.
■ Demonstrate research skills, including research methods and experimental designs and understand ethical principles in psychological research and practice. Share