The qualification required to apply for the program is a minimum of 50% marks in the respective bachelor’s degree from a recognized university. Students who are pursuing final year bachelor’s program are also eligible to apply.
Study of Psychology (Clinical / Industrial / Counselling / Child and Adolescent) has become as essential part of any industry today. Industries are driven by man power and handling human resources is a complex process. Hence, an in-depth knowledge of psychology will enable students to design, plan, and organize counseling strategies that will help in solving mental, behavioral, and emotional issues.
Jain (Deemed-to-be-University) offers M.Sc in Psychology, which is one of the most popular courses among the students. Through this program, students learn about the fundamental aspects of the human mind and behavior, various theories of psychology, and the tools and techniques used in psychological experiments. They learn to interpret scientific data and the challenges of handling complex mental and emotional behavior.
School of Graduate Studies
#34, 1st Cross, J C Road
Bangalore – 560 027
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JAIN Knowledge Campus
# 44/4, District Fund Road
Jayanagar 9th Block Campus
Bangalore - 5600 69
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Career Enhancement Programs are formulated as per current industry standards and reflect on our commitment to build a unique workforce that will meet the challenges of the industry. Evaluation is based on internal assessment, seminars, and reports prepared by the students.
To keep them at the forefront of employability, the career enhancement program prepares students with the necessary soft skills such as communication, presentation, and public speaking skills, personality development, and interview techniques.
Psychology is a highly rewarding field of study. One can work as a family counselor, school psychologist, forensic psychologist, clinical psychologist, sports psychologist, and industrial-organizational psychologist.
There is a huge demand for clinical psychologists in hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes. Nowadays, various developmental agencies, rehabilitation centers, prisons, child / youth guidance centers and NGOs recruit psychologists for counseling and rehabilitation of old aged people, and victims of violence, war, drug addicts, and child labors. Moreover, industries and corporate houses also require psychologists for personnel administration, and to suggest methods of improving working conditions and productivity of the employees.