The 2-Year Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology program at the University Institute of Liberal Arts and Humanities is tailored for individuals seeking expertise in the clinical psychology domain. The curriculum offers an in-depth study of psychopathology, psychological assessments, psychotherapy, and evidence-based interventions. Students benefit from state-of-the-art laboratories equipped for psychological testing and neuropsychological research, ensuring a robust blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for professional growth in clinical settings.
The program emphasizes experiential learning through an in-house Center for Counseling and Therapy, internships at hospitals, mental health clinics, rehabilitation centers, and NGOs, providing real-world exposure. Students engage in dissertation projects addressing pressing issues in clinical psychology, contributing to research advancements. With hands-on training in therapeutic techniques, diagnosis, and case conceptualization, the program prepares graduates for licensure and successful clinical practice. Graduates emerge as competent, compassionate professionals ready to make a meaningful impact in the mental health field.
Graduates of MA Clinical Psychology can work as licensed clinical psychologists in hospitals, mental health clinics, and private practice. They can pursue careers in counseling, psychotherapy, and rehabilitation, addressing diverse psychological disorders. Opportunities also exist in research, academia, and training institutions. Additionally, roles in forensic psychology, corporate mental health programs, and NGOs provide dynamic career paths.
A liberal arts education is essentially intended to expand the capacity of the mind to think critically and analyze information effectively. While its primary focus remains world class research in the fields of humanities and social sciences, the department is also deeply committed to teaching innovative and intellectually stimulating courses to undergraduate and post graduate students of the institute.
University Institute of Liberal Arts and Humanities (UILAH) at Chandigarh University is dedicated to spurring intellectual curiosity, creativity, and transformative education. Encompassing humanities, social sciences, and Language Studies, UILAH is truly a mosaic of multi-disciplines that broaden perspectives, inspire potential, and advance possibilities yet unimagined.
One of the Best Liberal Arts and Humanities Departments in India, UILAH at Chandigarh University is a leading center for the study of a highly diverse range of subjects including English (Literature and Language), Psychology, Economics, Linguistics, Political Science, Cultural Studies, Sociology, International Relations, and Media and Fine Arts.
Currently, the department offers undergraduate Honours courses Liberal Arts and Psychology in at the institute and also has a strong post graduate program that confers Master of Arts (English), Master of Arts (Psychology) and Master of Arts (Clinical Psychology) and Ph.D. in all disciplines listed.
Distinctive in its establishment and approach, UILAH at Chandigarh University endeavors to pursue excellence in teaching and research to assist students get a holistic perspective in academics and in relation to the wider society. The department aims to enrich the academic and creative life of the student, encourage cutting-edge knowledge, and cultivate a deeper understanding of humanity at large.
The Liberal Arts degree awarded depends on the Major specialization chosen. The program closely mirrors international standards for Liberal Arts, where students are offered a wide range of learning experiences with a strong foundation in their Majors and Minor electives.
To emerge as an elite center for Liberal Arts and Humanities through an inspirational and contemporary model of teaching and research relevant to society.
The Mission of the Department of UILAH, Chandigarh University is to:
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