COURSE DETAILS
   Introduction - BA (Hons) Psychology
  The undergraduate major in Psychology provides students with knowledge of the factors that affect human behavior and the techniques that treat behavioral and psychological disorders. The curriculum provides many opportunities for development of special interests, personal growth, and research in the behavioral sciences, under faculty supervision.
  Awarded by
  MVNU
  Entry Requirement
  No Formal Education Qualification is required. Age must be 18 Years.
  Course Fees

  INR 2800 OR   $ 140
  Note : Indian residents to pay fee in INR and rest in $.
  Course Duration
  3 YEARS
  Subject Information 
  Lateral Entry : Not Available
  Credit Transfer : Not Available
YEAR-1
  		• Basic Psychological Processes
     
  		• Human Development
     
  		• Biological Basis of Behavior
     
  		• Counselling Psychology
    YEAR-2
  		• Psychological Statistics
     
  		• Educational Psychology
     
  		• Psychology & Health
     
  		• Environmental Psychology
    YEAR-3
  		• Psychological Research & Measurement
     
  		• Psychological Assessment
     
  		• Organizational Behavior
     
  		• Biological Basis of Behavior
      Elective Papers / Specializations
       
     There is no Elective / Specializations papers in this course.
      Career Opportunities
     People with qualifications in psychology work in a variety of careers, ranging from positions as professional psychologists to careers in psychology-related areas and general employment. Career opportunities are largely determined by the level of academic training (i.e., pass, honours, and higher degrees), areas of specialization within psychology, and employment experience. Professional employment in psychology includes work in areas broadly classified as clinical, counseling, educational, organizational, and academic psychology. Professional psychologists are employed in the public sector in hospitals and other health service organizations, in government departments and agencies, or in educational institutions. Increasingly psychologists are also working in business or as private practitioners.