Programs
B.Sc. Psychology (Honours)
B.Sc. Psychology (Honours)
The BSc Psychology (Honours) at S-VYASA Deemed-to-be University is an advanced undergraduate programme designed to develop a strong foundation in human behaviour, mental processes, psychopathology, and psychological well-being.
The programme equips students with the theoretical knowledge and practical competencies required to understand, assess, and address psychological and mental health concerns across diverse populations
The curriculum combines academic excellence with structured clinical training through collaboration with Cadabam’s Group of Hospitals. Students gain advanced exposure to clinical psychology, psychological assessment, counselling techniques, neuroscience, research methodologies, and evidence-based interventions.
Eligibility
- Candidates should have completed their higher secondary education (10+2) or equivalent with a minimum aggregate score of 55% marks.
Program Highlights
Clinical Exposure at Cadabam’s Group of Hospitals
Provides students with real-world exposure to clinical settings, patient care environments, and mental health practices.
Assessment & Report Writing
Helps students learn the basics of psychological evaluation, test administration, interpretation, and professional documentation.
Counselling & Therapeutic Skills
Introduces students to counselling techniques, communication skills, and different approaches used in mental health support.
Foundation in Neuroscience and Behavioural Sciences
Develops an understanding of how the brain, behaviour, emotions, and cognition are connected.
Clinical Observations and Supervised Practice
Enables students to learn through real cases, observation-based training, and guided practical exposure.
Evidence-Based Assessment and Intervention-Focused Learning
Focuses on scientifically supported methods used for assessment, care planning, and psychological intervention.
Career Outcome
Clinical Psychology Assistant
Supports clinical assessments and case documentation.
Counselling Assistant
Assists in counselling and emotional support sessions.
Mental Health Support Worker
Supports individuals with mental health challenges.
Psychological Assessment Assistant
Helps with testing, scoring, and report preparation.
Behavioural Support Assistant
Supports behaviour management and emotional development.
Psychosocial Support Assistant
Assists individuals dealing with stress or trauma.
Community Mental Health Assistant
Supports mental health awareness and outreach programmes.
Rehabilitation Centre Coordinator
Coordinates rehabilitation services and client support.
De-addiction Support Assistant
Assists in addiction recovery and support care.
Special Needs Support Associate
Supports individuals with learning or developmental needs.
The B.Sc. Psychology (Honours) programme empowers students with a strong academic foundation, meaningful clinical exposure, and professional readiness to pursue advanced studies and build impactful careers across clinical psychology, counselling, mental healthcare, rehabilitation, and allied wellness domains.
FAQ's
B.Sc. Psychology (Honours) is an undergraduate programme that provides a comprehensive foundation in human behaviour, mental processes, psychological well-being, psychopathology, neuroscience, counselling, assessment, and research. The programme combines academic learning with practical and clinical exposure to help students understand psychology in real-world settings.
Candidates who have completed their 10+2 or equivalent qualification with a minimum aggregate of 55% marks are eligible to apply for the programme, subject to the applicable admission requirements.
Yes. Students receive structured clinical exposure through collaboration with Cadabam’s Group of Hospitals, allowing them to observe professional mental healthcare environments and gain exposure to clinical practices, patient care settings, psychological assessment, and counselling-related activities.
Students develop foundational skills in psychological assessment, test administration and scoring, report writing, counselling techniques, professional communication, behavioural observation, research methodology, and evidence-based approaches to psychological support. Practical learning is complemented by observation and supervised training.
The programme covers key areas including clinical psychology, counselling, psychopathology, neuroscience, behavioural sciences, psychological assessment, mental health, research methodologies, and psychological well-being. This multidisciplinary foundation helps students understand behaviour and mental processes from different perspectives.
Graduates can explore entry-level and support roles across mental healthcare, counselling, rehabilitation, community mental health, behavioural support, psychosocial services, special needs support, and related wellness settings
Yes. The programme provides a strong foundation for postgraduate study in areas such as psychology, counselling, clinical psychology, health psychology, neuropsychology, and other related specialisations. Students can pursue advanced qualifications to develop specialised knowledge and expand their professional opportunities in psychology and allied fields.
