About This Course
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Applied Psychology is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the growing field of applied psychology, emphasizing skill-based education. This course aims to equip students with the competencies needed to effectively address real-world challenges and needs. The curriculum is developed to reflect the evolving nature of society, educational institutions, and workplaces, ensuring that students gain the skills required to respond efficiently and effectively to these changes.
Learning Objectives
Understanding Applied Psychology: Develop a thorough understanding of applied psychology and its various applications in real-world settings.
Skill Development: Cultivate the skills and competencies necessary to meet contemporary societal, educational, and workplace challenges.
Interpersonal and Research Competence: Gain proficiency in interpersonal and research skills essential for ethical and responsible conduct in both basic and applied settings.
Theoretical Foundation: Build a strong theoretical foundation in psychology to support advanced learning and practical application.
Statistical and Methodological Skills: Acquire robust statistical and methodological skills applicable to a range of applied settings.
Practical Application: Learn to apply psychological theories and methods to solve real-world problems in various professional environments.
Requirements
- Completion of secondary education (12th grade) with a focus on humanities or science subjects.
- A demonstrated interest in psychology and understanding human behaviour.
- Basic analytical skills to comprehend and apply psychological concepts.
- Proficiency in verbal and written communication to articulate psychological concepts effectively.
Target Audience
- Aspiring psychologists, counsellors, and professionals interested in human behaviour.
- Individuals seeking a foundation in applied psychology for various career paths.
- Students who want to contribute to positive change in society through psychological insights.
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