Master of Arts (Honours) - Psychology and Business (CN81)

Psychologists conduct studies on the perception, cognition, and learning processes that individuals employ to understand the world. They also investigate how biological and social factors impact human behavior. Moreover, psychologists examine the variations in interests and abilities among individuals, as well as the ways in which people communicate both verbally and non-verbally. They also explore the reasons behind the changes in mental abilities throughout different stages of life. Psychology, as a discipline, is an experimental and observational science that relies on research findings to formulate and assess theories.

The psychology courses offered place great emphasis on developing proficiency in research methodologies and statistical analysis using the R programming language. This focus on research skills aligns with our commitment to delivering instruction based on cutting-edge research.