A comprehensive postgraduate programme focused on psychological assessment, diagnosis, psychotherapy, clinical practicum, research, internship, and evidence-based mental health practice.
The M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology is designed to train students in the scientific understanding, assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of psychological disorders.
The course blends rigorous academic learning with intensive clinical training, preparing graduates to function effectively in mental health and rehabilitation settings.
This programme emphasizes evidence-based practice, ethical standards, and interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing mental health challenges across the lifespan.
Develop strong foundations in psychological theories and clinical practice.
Train students in psychological assessment, diagnosis, and intervention.
Build competencies in counselling, psychotherapy, and behaviour modification.
Provide supervised clinical exposure across diverse populations.
Foster research skills and critical thinking in mental health sciences.
Develop ability to work within multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
2 Years Full-Time including coursework, clinical practicum, internships, and dissertation.
Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree in Psychology or related discipline with minimum qualifying marks as per institutional or university norms.
Candidates from allied fields may be considered based on bridging requirements.
Students undergo structured, supervised clinical training in hospitals, mental health centres, rehabilitation and special education settings, and community mental health programmes.
Hands-on exposure ensures competence in real-world clinical scenarios and helps students develop confidence in assessment, diagnosis, therapy planning, documentation, and rehabilitation support.
Strong emphasis on applied clinical learning and practical competence.
Supervised training by experienced clinical psychologists and faculty.
Integration of theory with real clinical case work and documentation.
Focus on ethical, responsible, and culturally sensitive clinical practice.
Opportunities for research, publication, and academic presentations.
Access to clinical populations, labs, therapy rooms, and supervisors.
*May require further licensing or registration as per national regulations.
Conduct psychological assessments and diagnosis.
Plan and implement therapeutic interventions.
Work within multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
Apply ethical principles in clinical practice.
Engage in research and evidence-based decision making.