B.Sc. Psychology
Understanding behaviour. Advancing well-being.
The B.Sc. Psychology programme at KG College of Arts and Science (Autonomous) offers a comprehensive and scientific understanding of human behaviour, mental processes, and emotional functioning. The programme integrates core psychological theories with empirical research, laboratory practice, and real-world applications, enabling students to develop strong analytical, observational, and interpersonal skills.
Designed under the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), the curriculum emphasises academic rigour, ethical practice, and experiential learning. Through classroom instruction, psychology laboratories, field exposure, and project work, students are systematically prepared for careers in counselling, human resources, social services, behavioural research, and advanced studies in psychology and allied disciplines.
Programme Overview
Program Type
Total Duration
Department
Programme Status
Credits Required
Core Courses
Elective Courses
Ability Enhancement Courses
Campus Placements
No placements found.
Why B.Sc. Psychology at KGCAS?
Applied learning ecosystem
Early research exposure
Psychometric skill training
Career-embedded curriculum
Higher education readiness
An Innovative Way to Graduate at KGCAS
An innovative pathway into the world of the human mind, behaviour, and emotions through KGCAS’ distinctive experiential learning approach
PEOs | PSOs | POs
Programme Educational Objectives
PEO1
To provide students to gain knowledge about the major concepts, theoretical perspectives, empirical findings, and historical trends in psychology.
PEO2
To impart active learning principles and encourage students to pursue active learning principles in other fields (clinical, education, research, human resources, etc.).
PEO3
To give comprehensive training to understand and apply various inquiry skills and integrate research and scholarly activities into their academic and career development.
PEO4
To demonstrate an effective communication skill with a professional convention in psychology to facilitate optimal human functioning.
PEO5
To support students in cultivating skills to integrate scientific principles and knowledge with professional practice to more effectively address the needs of individuals, families, groups, and society.
Programme Specific Outcomes
PSO1
Students will be able to understand the theories, major concepts and underpinning mechanisms, which explain human thought and behaviour about specific and larger contexts.
PSO2
Students will also be well-versed in conceptualising the issues, evolving appropriate techniques/strategies, monitoring the progress and outcomes across the different work settings (clinical, education, research, human resources, etc).
PSO3
Students can comprehend and apply basic research methods in psychology to conduct, adopt an appropriate design, analyse data, and interpret.
PSO4
Students will be able to articulate the implications of evidence-based practice to facilitate the functioning of the individual, group and the community.
PSO5
Students will be able to locate, evaluate, and apply psychological information that strengthens the individual, group, community and builds public policies.
Program Outcomes
PO1
Demonstrate substantial knowledge and competence in the field of psychology.
PO2
Understand psychology as an applied discipline and recognise the unique features of the methods in psychology and its place in the broader field of scientific studies.
PO3
Develop as an effective trainer, consultant, therapist, and collaborator to build advanced competence in the work system.
PO4
Exhibit the ability to appreciate the values of others' cultures, values, and background, follow the ethics, and work constructively with the team as a professional.
PO5
Acquire a specific skill and content, will be highly self-reflective, and create a meaningful professional direction for life.
Curriculum Overview
The B.Sc. Psychology curriculum at KGCAS is structured under the CBCS framework, blending theory, laboratory work, skill-based courses, electives, and project components to ensure progressive academic and professional development.
Core Curriculum
Year I
General Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Experimental Psychology Lab
Year II
Counselling Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Experimental Psychology Lab
Year III
Social Psychology
Organizational Psychology
Research Methodology
Additional Program Components
Elective Courses
Discipline-focused human behaviour electives
Forensic Psychology
Consumer Behaviour
Skill Enhancement Courses
Practical and application-oriented skill development
Psychological First Aid
MS Office Lab
Fundamentals of Information Technology
Innovation and Design Thinking
Intellectual Property Rights
Entrepreneurship Development
Internships / Projects
Industry exposure and experiential learning opportunities
Careers and Futures
B.Sc. Psychology at KG College of Arts and Science will open diverse career pathways across mental health centres, counselling practices, rehabilitation institutions, and social service organisations. The programme will cultivate analytical acumen and ethical sensitivity essential for people-centric professions. It will also establish a robust academic foundation for postgraduate specialisations in counselling, organisational, and Applied Psychology, along with preparation for competitive examinations and research-driven careers.
Career Opportunities
Higher Studies
M.Sc. Psychology
Ph.D Psychology
Counselling Psychology
MBA (HR)
HRD Psychology
Rehabilitation Psychology
Clinical Psychology specialization
Eligibility and Admission
Admission is open to candidates who meet the prescribed eligibility criteria as per university and institutional norms. The selection process follows a transparent, merit-based admission framework.
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