The BA (HONS) Psychology and BSc. Clinical Psychology programme at IILM University follows a well-crafted course structure that provides students with a holistic understanding of psychology and its applications. The curriculum is constantly updated to ensure that students are equipped with the latest knowledge and skills required to excel as per the contemporary challenges and needs of the changing environment.
The duration of the UG programme is 4 years or 8 semesters. Students who desire to undergo a 3-year UG Programme will be allowed to exit after completion of the 3rd year. If a student wants to leave after the completion of the first or second year, the student will be given a UG Certificate or UG Diploma, respectively, provided they secure the prescribed number of credits. Students who exit with a UG certificate or UG diploma are permitted to re-enter within three years and complete the degree programme.
Year I | |
Course Title | Credits |
Introduction to Psychology | 4 |
Research Methods in Psychology | 4 |
Biological Psychology | 4 |
Cognitive Psychology | 4 |
Social Psychology | 4 |
Developmental Psychology | 4 |
Statistics for Psychology | 4 |
Year 2 | |
Course Title | Credits |
Abnormal Psychology | 4 |
Personality Theories | 4 |
Cognitive Neuroscience | 4 |
Health Psychology | 4 |
Psychological Well-being | |
Social and Cultural Psychology | |
Quantitative and Qualitative Research methods | |
Year 3 | |
Course Title | Credits |
Counselling skills & Techniques | 4 |
Advanced Topics in Cognitive Psychology | 4 |
Industrial Psy / Applied Social Psy / Psychopathology | 4 |
Criminal Psychology | 4 |
HRM / Forensic Psychology / Psychotherapeutic Intervention | 4 |
Practicum/ Field work in Clinical/ Counseling/ OB and Social | 4 |
Summer Internship | 4 |
Year 4 | |
Course Title | Credits |
Gender- Psychosocial Understanding | 4 |
Neuropsychology | 4 |
Ethical Issues in Psychology | 4 |
Practicum/ Field work in Clinical/ Counseling/ OB and Social | 4 |
Rehabilitation Psychology | 4 |
Project/ Dissertation | 4 |
(The names and content of the courses are indicative and may change in the future) |