4-Year Bachelor in Clinical Psychology (B. Clin. Psy.)

The Bachelor in Clinical Psychology (B. Clin. Psy.) is an undergraduate program at Chitkara University that introduces students to human behaviour, mental processes, psychological wellbeing and the principles of clinical psychology. It combines academic learning, practical training, research and community engagement.

The Bachelor in Clinical Psychology is a four-year undergraduate program that covers psychological foundations, mental health, clinical applications, practical training and research.

The program is aligned with the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI) curriculum framework under the National Education Policy (NEP), as stated in the program brochure.

Students study subjects such as Fundamentals of Psychology, Social Psychology, Community Psychology, Lifespan Development, Health Psychology, Psychological Assessment, Psychopathology, Psychological Testing, Research Methodology, Clinical Psychology and Rehabilitation Psychology.

Yes, students gain exposure through laboratory practicals, psychology experiments, community surveys, fieldwork and supervised clinical training. They are also introduced to clinical interviewing, mental status examination and case history taking.

Students develop research skills through research methodology, statistics, data collection, interpretation and community surveys. The program also includes a research dissertation that allows students to explore psychological topics in greater depth.

Students develop an understanding of human behaviour, psychological assessment, mental health awareness, research methods and community engagement. They also build communication, empathy, ethical awareness and an understanding of professional boundaries.

Graduates can explore roles such as Community Mental Health Worker, Mental Health Program Assistant, Psychoeducation Facilitator, Rehabilitation Support Worker, Psychology Research Assistant and Community Outreach Coordinator, subject to applicable professional requirements.

Yes, graduates can explore opportunities with NGOs, community health initiatives, disability and rehabilitation services, educational support organisations and institutions working in psychosocial support, subject to applicable eligibility and professional requirements.

Yes, the undergraduate program provides a foundation in psychology and clinical knowledge that students can build upon through further studies and specialised training in relevant areas of psychology, subject to the admission and eligibility requirements of the chosen program.