What is the syllabus? - BA (Psychology) - SaraNextGen [2024-2025]

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On April 24, 2024, 11:35 AM

The syllabus for BA (Psychology) is:

First Year:

Introduction to Psychology (Theory+Practical)

Biopsychology (Theory + Tutorial)

Environmental Science

English Communication

Statistical Methods for Psychological Research- I (Theory+Tutorial)

Psychology of Individual Differences (Theory+Practical)

GE-1

GE-2

Second Year:

Development of Psychological Thought (Theory+Tutorial)

Social Psychology (Theory+Tutorial)

Statistical Methods for Psychological Research-II (Theory+Tutorial)

AEEC-1

AEEC-2

Psychological Research (Theory+Practical)

Understanding Psychological Disorders (Theory+Practical)

Applied Social Psychology (Theory+Practical)

GE-3

GE-4

Third Year:

Understanding and Dealing with Psychological DIsorders (Theory+Practical)

Organizational Behaviour (Theory+Practical)

DSE-1

DSE-3

Developmental Psychology (Theory+Practical)

Counselling Psychology (Theory+Practical)

DSE-2

DSE-4

General Electives:

Youth Psychology (Theory+ Tutorial)

General Psychology (Theory+ Tutorial)

Psychology at Work (Theory+ Tutorial)

Inter-group Relations (Theory+ Tutorial)

Psychology for Health and Well-being (Theory+ Tutorial)

Youth, Gender and Identity (Theory+ Tutorial)

Psychology and Media (Theory+ Tutorial)

Ability Enhancement Elective Courses (AEEC):

Emotional Intelligence (Theory+ Tutorial)

Educational Psychology (Theory+ Tutorial)

Stress Management (Theory+ Tutorial)

Selection and Training (Theory+ Tutorial)

Psychological Skills in organization (Theory+ Tutorial)

Effective Decision Making (Theory+ Tutorial)

Discipline-Specific Elective (DSE):

Psychology of Disability (Theory+ Practical)

Human Resource Management (Theory+ Practical)

Project/Dissertation (VI Semester)

Health Psychology (Theory+ Practical)

Psychology of Peace (Theory+ Practical)

Community Psychology (Theory+ Practical)

Psychological Perspective in Education (Theory+ Practical)

Positive Psychology (Theory+ Practical)

Cultural and Indigenous Psychology (Theory+ Practical)