Introduction to
Bachelors of Psychology
This program is designed to introduce students to various psychological theories and concepts, and understand their applications in real-world scenarios. It helps them to learn in detail about varying human behaviors, and how different mental processes impact human conduct. The program provides students with a solid foundation in psychology and equips them with the knowledge and skills needed to make a positive impact in people’s lives.
Learning Outcomes
- Analysis human behaviors from different perspectives.
- Outline education and training requirements for becoming a psychologist.
- Give orientation of contemporary subfields of psychology.
- Identify abnormal human behaviors.
- Discuss emerging issues in psychology.
Job Market
Psychology students mostly find jobs in health or humanitarian sectors, after completing their BS Degree in Psychology. The following are just a few of the common career paths for individuals having completed a Bachelor’s degree in psychology.
- School counsellor
- Career Counselor
- Psychiatric Technician
- Rehabilitation Specialist
Curriculum
- Ethics and Social Responsibility
- Functional English
- Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan
- Introduction to Future Studies
- Introduction to Psychology
- Quantitative Literacy
- Applied Information & Communication Technology
- Applied Areas of Psychology
- Biological Bases of Behavior Lab
- Introduction to Entrepreneurship
- Islamic Studies/Ethics
- Scientific Method & Reasoning
- Academic & Professional Writing
- History, Schools and Perspectives in Psychology
- Introduction to Philosophy and Critical Thinking
- Positive Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Theories of Personality
- Cognitive Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Experimental Psychology I
- Health Psychology
- Personal Development (Interdisciplinary I)
- The ethical issues in Psychology
- Public speaking (Interdisciplinary II)
- Counseling Psychology
- Experimental Psychology II
- Mental Health & Psychopathology
- Research Methods - I
- Statistics in psychology
- Clinical Psychology
- Data Analysis using statistical software
- Psychological Assessment - Practical
- Psychological Assessment - Theory
- Research Methods - II
- World History (Interdisciplinary III)
- Educational Psychology
- Elective I
- Elective II
- Organizational Psychology
- Research Project I (Pass/Fail)
- World Literature (Interdisciplinary IV)
- Capstone project
- Elective III
- Elective IV
- Internship (eight weeks)
- Research project II(Pass/Fail)
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