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Integrated MA specialization in Clinical Psychology

Course Structure

SEM -I
  • Paper –I: Theories of Personality
  • Paper –II : Abnormal Psychology
  • Paper –III : Anatomy and Physiology
  • Paper –IV : Clinical & Social Psychology
  • Paper –V : Neuroantomy (Brain & Nervous System)
  • Paper –VI : Research Methods and Statistics - I
  • Paper –VII : English
  • Paper –VIII : Behavioural Science - II
SEM -II
  • Paper –I : Introduction to Human Behaviour
  • Paper –II : Developmental Psychology
  • Paper –III : Motivation and Emotion – Their Influence on Behaviour, Adjustment and Maladjustment
  • Paper –IV : Human Behaviour Influence of Inheritance and Environment
  • Paper –V : Interviewing Techniques and Skills
  • Paper –VI : Cognitive Functions and intelligence
  • Paper –VII : English
  • Paper –VIII : Behavioural Science - I
SEM -III
  • Paper-I : Perspective on Mental Health
  • Paper –II : Classification of Mental Disorders
  • Paper –III : Mental Disorders Schizophrenia, Paranoid Disorders
  • Paper –IV : Mental Disorders Generalised Anxiety Disorders
  • Paper –V : Psychodiagnosis and differential Diagnosis
  • Paper –VI : Research Methodology & Statistics -II
  • Paper –VII : Communication Skills -I
  • Paper –VIII : Behavioural Science - I
SEM -IV
  • Paper –I : Mental Disorders Personality Disorders, Somatization & Somatoform Disorders and Substance Abuse
  • Paper –II : Mental Disorders Mood Disorder, Bipolar Disorders
  • Paper –III : Mental Disorders Sleep Disorders, Eating Disorder and other related Disorders
  • Paper-IV : Adolescent Psychiatric Disorders
  • Paper –V : Geriatric Mental Disorders
  • Paper –VI : Forensic Psychiatry & Forensic Psychology
  • Paper –VII : Communication Skills -II
  • Paper –VIII : Behavioural Science - IV
SEM -V
  • Paper –I : Introduction to Childhood Disorders
  • Paper –II : Assessment of Disorders in Childhood
  • Paper-III : Emotional Behavioural and Conduct Disorders in the Children
  • Paper –IV : Learning Disorders
  • Paper –V : Mental Retardation
  • Paper –VI : Autism
  • Paper –VII : Therapies for Childhood Disorders
  • Paper –VIII : Communication Skills -III
  • Paper –IX : Behavioural Science - V
SEM -VI
  • Paper –I : Introduction to Psychotherapy
  • Paper –II : Introduction to Behaviour Therapies
  • Paper –III : Family Therapy
  • Paper –IV : Drug and Physical Treatment
  • Paper –V : Community Mental Health
  • Paper –VI : Therapeutic Community & Rehabilitation Measures
  • Paper –VII : Marital Therapy
  • Paper –VIII : Communication Skills -IV
  • Paper –IX : Behavioural Science - VI
SEM -VII
  • Paper –I : Cognitive Therapies and Cognitive Behavior Therapy
  • Paper –II : Psychoanalysis
  • Paper –III : Other Psychotherapies
  • Paper –IV : Art Therapy
  • Paper –V : Positive Psychotherapy
  • Paper –VI : Solution Oriented Therapy
  • Paper –VII : Indigenous Therapies
  • Paper –VIII : Communication Skills -V
  • Paper –IX : Behavioural Science - VII
SEM -VIII
  • Paper –I : Neurology
  • Paper –II : Neuropsychology
  • Paper –III : Cognitive Neuroscience
  • Paper –IV : Neurological Disorders
  • Paper –V : Neurology, Neuropsychology and Pharmacology
  • Paper –VI : Psychosomatic Disorders
  • Paper –VII : Problems related to Sexuality and Gender Identity
  • Paper –VIII : Communication Skills-VI
  • Paper –IX : Behavioural Science-VIII
SEM -IX
  • Paper –I : Project (Thesis)
  • Paper –II : Field Work - IX
Foreign Language: During the eight semesters the students also learn one of the three foreign languages: German/ French/ Spanish