Psychology
Introduction to course
The Master of Arts in Psychology is a postgraduate academic program designed to offer an advanced and in-depth exploration of psychological theories, research, and professional practices. This program is tailored for individuals who seek to expand their understanding of human behavior, cognitive processes, emotional regulation, and psychological assessment, while preparing for leadership roles in mental health services, counseling, academia, and research.
Throughout the M.A. in Psychology program, students engage with an enriched curriculum covering areas such as clinical psychology, counseling psychology, organizational behavior, neuropsychology, psychotherapy, developmental psychology, and advanced research methodology. The program integrates theoretical learning with hands-on training through internships, case studies, fieldwork, and research projects, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped for diverse professional roles in psychology and allied fields.
Vision
To become a leading institution in social work education, committed to cultivating
compassionate and competent social work professionals.
Mission
To prepare competent, ethical, and compassionate social work professionals
dedicated to promoting social justice, enhancing individual and community
well-being, and addressing systemic inequities.To equip students with the skills, knowledge, and ethical foundation
necessary to excel as compassionate and effective social workers, supporting
their academic, emotional, and professional development.To empower graduates to respond effectively to complex social challenges,
uphold human rights, and contribute to the creation of a more equitable
society.To develop a culture of excellence in social work education, upholding the
highest standards of integrity, ethics, and social responsibility.
Program objective
Develop an advanced understanding of core and applied psychological theories, models, and practices.
Enhance analytical, diagnostic, and intervention skills for effective psychological assessment and mental health support.
Strengthen research competencies through the study of experimental design, statistical analysis, and independent research projects.
Cultivate effective therapeutic communication, counseling techniques, and ethical decision-making in professional practice.
Explore the psychological dimensions of health, behavior, cognition, emotion, and social interaction in various life stages.
Promote cultural sensitivity and an inclusive approach to psychological practice across diverse communities and client groups.
Prepare students for professional roles in clinical, educational, organizational, and research environments through advanced academic and field-based learning.
Program outcome
Demonstrate mastery of advanced psychological theories, frameworks, and specialized knowledge areas relevant to clinical, counseling, and applied psychology.
Apply evidence-based psychological methods for assessment, diagnosis, intervention, and behavior modification.
Conduct independent research that contributes to psychological science and addresses real-world mental health issues.
Exhibit professional-level skills in counseling, communication, and therapeutic relationship-building across a variety of settings.
Identify and respond to ethical dilemmas in psychological practice with sensitivity, integrity, and cultural competence.
Analyze and manage complex psychological conditions using integrative and client-centered approaches.
Admission procedure
Eligibility:
- The student who has qualified B.A. with English or equivalent examination from recognized board or body is eligible for admission in M.A. (English) programme.
|
Board |
Category |
Theory Marks |
Theory + Practical Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
|
GSEB |
Open |
135 / 300 |
180 / 400 |
|
GSEB |
Reserve |
120 / 300 |
180 / 400 |
|
Other Boards |
Open |
108 / 240 |
135 / 300 |
|
Other Boards |
Reserve |
96 / 240 |
120 / 300 |
Admission Process:
- A candidate has to fill an online application form with all the necessary details in the due time declared by the university.
- After the last date of application, the University shall publish the merit lists of selected candidates. The candidate has to pay the necessary fees within prescribed time duration to confirm his/her seat.
- The merit for admission will be based on total obtained marks including that of practical marks in HSC or equivalent examination.
- If two or more candidates have acquired equal marks in Graduation or equivalent examination, then marks of HSC examination will be considered.
- The candidate who has submitted necessary documents of authorized signatory in light of reservation is eligible to avail the benefit of reservation policies.
- The candidate who has qualified HSC or equivalent examination from the board other than GSHEB, has to obtain a provisional eligibility certificate and has to submit a copy of the same along with his/her application.
- Candidates have to submit the following documents with their application.
- SSC Mark sheet
- HSC Mark sheet
- Graduation Marksheet
- Leaving Certificate
- Two passport size photographs
- Caste Certificate (if applicable)
- Non-creamy layer certificate (if applicable)
- EWS certificate (if applicable)
- Certificate for PH category (if applicable)
- Provisional Eligibility Certificate (if applicable)
- Other necessary documents suggested by the admission committee
- In case of any query, the decision of the admission committee will be considered as the final.
Curriculum
Faculty
Prof. Kinjal V. Vora
Prof. Abdullahbeg Mirza
Prof. Vibhuti V. Pansuriya
Prof. Sneha H. Makadia
Prof. Neha Pandey
Labs and facilities
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