MS Clinical Psychology

Program Info

In 2013, MS in Clinical Psychology was launched. This program prepares students to understand the biological, affective cognitive and social basis of human behavior. Students study individual differences, Psycho diagnosis, Psychopathologies and Psychotherapies. Ethical principles applied to research and clinical practice are an integral part of this course. MS clinical Psychology also offers practical training in a clinical setting backed by academic teaching to provide a solid theoretical foundation. The students are placed in hospitals and clinics throughout their study program. There are number of employment opportunities for clinical psychologists. They can work in hospitals and medical clinics, mental health centers, rehabilitation centers, special schools, community service agencies, education sector (as academicians, researchers and clinicians), armed forces and police, or can establish own private practice

Outline

So. No	Program Requirements
1	Minimum Duration	02 Years
2	Maximum Duration	04 Years
3	Minimum Credit Hours	42
4	Degree Completion Requirement	CGPA of at least 2.5 on a scale of 4.0

Eligibility Criteria

At least 2.00/4.00 CGPA or 50% marks from an annual system in a relevant field

All candidates are required to pass the UCP Admission Test with a 50% score or the GRE/HAT General/equivalent test with a passing score of 50%, followed by an interview by the Graduate Admission Committee

Selection Criteria

Weightage of Previous Academic	Weightage of Admission Test	Weightage of the Interview	Total
40%	30%	30%	100%

Fee Structure with Scholarship

Program Name: MS Clinical Psychology

Admission Fee: 25,000

Per Credit Hour Fee	1st Sem Total Fee	1st Installment	1st Installment with 25% Scholarship	1st Installment with 30% Scholarship	1st Installment with 50% Scholarship	1st Installment with 75% Scholarship	Total Credit Hours	Total Fees (Incl Admission Fees)
19,376	257,512	141,256	112,192	106,379	83,128	54,064	42	838,792

Disclaimer

The above-mentioned fee structure is for illustration purpose only. UCP reserves the rights to make changes in the Fee Structure whenever deemed necessary or appropriate.

Tentative Study Road Map

Semester I

Sr. No.	Courses	Cr. Hrs.	Prerequisites
1	Psycho-diagnosis & Assessment I	3	-
2	Psychotherapy I	3	-
3	Neuropsychology	3	-
4	Ethical and legal issues	2	-
Total	-	12	-

Semester II

Sr. No.	Courses	Cr. Hrs.	Prerequisites
1	Psychodiagnosis & Assessment II	3	Psycho-diagnosis & Assessment I
2	Psychotherapy II	3	Psychotherapy I
3	Advanced Research Methods in Psychology	3	-
4	Clinical Placement I	3	-
Total	-	12	-

Semester III

Sr. No.	Courses	Cr. Hrs.	Prerequisites
1	Clinical Placement II	3	-
2	Psychopharmacology	3	-
3	Statistics	3	-
4	Research Thesis	6*	-
Total	-	15	-

Semester IV

Sr. No.	Courses	Cr. Hrs.	Prerequisites
1	Clinical Placement III	3	-
2	Thesis Continuation	-
4	Research Thesis	6*	-
Total	-	3	-

Career Opportunities

Educational institutions often employ psychologists in positions other than teaching, such as counseling, testing, research, and administration.

The government often employs psychologists as healthcare practitioners to work in public hospitals, clinics and other settings. Those who work in healthcare often work in the offices of mental health practitioners, physicians, outpatient mental health and substance abuse centers, and private hospitals.

After several years of experience, some psychologists, usually those with doctoral degrees, can enter private practice or set up private research or consulting firms.

In addition to the previously mentioned jobs, many psychologists held faculty positions at colleges and universities and as high school psychology teachers.

Many psychologists work in research positions in various subfields of psychology. Some additional areas of employment include community service agencies, special schools and positions in industrial/organizational psychology. Psychologists work in business as managers, consultants, and marketing researchers.

Criteria for Award of Degree

CGPA of at least 2.50 on a scale of 4.00