BA Psychology at Chitkara University Offline Course

3-Year B.A. in PSYCHOLOGY

B.A. in Psychology at Chitkara School of Psychology and Counselling has been designed to reflect the extensive breadth of psychology in terms of both – the range of behavioural phenomena studied and the variety of methods and theoretical approaches employed, while allowing students to pursue a career matching their interest.

Psychology has evolved to be the most important branch of Social Sciences in recent times, particularly when it comes to the prediction of individual human behavior. Here at Chitkara University, we present Psychology as a scientific discipline that employs systematic methods of inquiry to study and explain human behavior, in terms of a variety of underlying variables; developmental factors and individual differences; and social and interpersonal influences and contexts. Gaining a professional B.A. Psychology degree, is an essential first step to build a career as a psychologist or to move on to postgraduate study in this vast and varied field.

Our highly regarded B.A. in Psychology program offers a rich and diverse curriculum. The combination of courses offered will enable the students to develop confidence, knowledge and capability in both the research and practical application of psychological theory. In this program, you’ll study subject modules that have been created specifically to help you gain career targeted skills in professional counselling. Your studies will culminate with choosing an area of counselling practice to focus on in which you will produce your own research project at the end of your final year. By the time you graduate, you’ll have the confidence and ability to apply your knowledge to a range of exciting career paths and further learning opportunities.

Internship Opportunity

Students are required to undergo 450 hours of internship, which allows them the opportunity to apply their academic theory to real world setting. Their understanding of human behaviour, expertise in research, and ability to handle data, makes these students attractive to many diverse organisations that readily welcome them aboard as interns.