| About |
The Ph.D. programme at the Department of Psychology is research-intensive and aligned with the latest academic frameworks under NEP 2020. It encourages exploration in diverse areas such as Counselling Psychology, Indian Psychology, Emotional Regulation, Psychospirituality, and Mental Health in Social Contexts.
Key Features:
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Guided research under experienced supervisors
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Focus on original contributions to psychological theory, practice, or community-based mental health
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Interdisciplinary and culturally rooted research encouraged
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Access to university research facilities and psychological tools
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Participation in conferences, seminars, and academic publishing
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| Future Career Prospects |
- Graduates of this programme are equipped to pursue a variety of meaningful and impactful career paths, including:
- School Counselor – Supporting students’ emotional, social, and academic development in educational settings
- Mental Health Professional – Working in NGOs, hospitals, and wellness centers to provide psychological support
- Career Counselor – Guiding individuals in educational and career decision-making
- Academic or Research Assistant – Engaging in teaching, project-based roles, or data-driven mental health research
- Mental Health Advocate or Program Coordinator – Designing and implementing mental health awareness programs
- Higher Studies – Eligibility for further specialization in Clinical Psychology, doctoral research (Ph.D.), and advanced certifications in psychotherapy, counselling, or psychological assessment
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