BS Clinical Psychology at UBAS

About

The B.S. Clinical Psychology is an undergraduate degree program that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of human behaviour, mental processes, and psychological principles. This four-year program encompasses a wide range of courses, equipping graduates with foundational knowledge and skills in psychology. Additionally, it offers opportunities for career advancement or further education in psychology-related fields.

Courses Taught:

• Describe major psychological concepts and research findings.
• Effectively employ research methods used by psychologists.
• Think critically about psychological concepts, theories and research.
• Clearly speak and write about psychological material.
• Analyze real world situations using psychological concepts.
• Demonstrate increased respect for human unity and diversity.
• Describe the range of career possibilities with training in Psychology.
• Efficiently use library resources and technology to gather information and solve problems in Psychology.
• Apply ethical principles of psychologists both personally and through socially responsible behavior.

 

Entry requirements

Eligibility Criteria:

Students who have passed their Intermediate. Students who have passed their A- Level or equivalent with 45% marks.

Curriculum:

“The B.S. Clinical Psychology program typically includes a balance of general education courses and core psychology courses and electives with numerous opportunities for personal growth”

General education requirements encompass courses from other disciplines, such as natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, and mathematics to broaden students’ knowledge.

The core psychology courses form the foundation of the program, covers fundamental concepts and theories in psychology.

Elective courses allow students to specialize in specific areas of psychology and explore interdisciplinary interests.

Core and elective courses are mentioned below:

• Introduction to Psychology
• Health Psychology
• Clinical Psychology with Practicum
• Positive Psychology
• Psychopharmacology
• Perspectives and Schools of Psychology
• Political Psychology
• Sports Psychology
• Social Psychology
• Biological Neuroscience
• Elementary Statistics
• Life Span Development
• Cognitive Psychology with Practicum
• Psychological Testing I & II with Practicums
• Applied Statistics
• Personality Theories
• Health Psychology
• Child Psychopathology with Case Report
• Quantitative Research Methods
• Qualitative Research Methods with Practicum
• Adult Psychopathology with Case Report
• Psychotherapies
• Drug Addiction with Practicum
• Counselling Psychology with Practicum
• Forensic Psychology
• School Psychology
• Research Thesis

Fee & Funding:

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Career Opportunities:

A B.S. Clinical Psychology degree offers diverse career opportunities in various fields. While additional education or specialized training may be required for some positions, graduates can pursue careers in areas such as:

• Human Resources: Graduates can work in personnel management, recruitment, employee training and development, and organizational behavior.
• Mental Health Services: They can contribute to mental health organizations, rehabilitation centers, or community health agencies in roles such as case managers, mental health technicians, or research assistants.
• Social Services: Opportunities exist in social work, counseling, advocacy, and community outreach, providing support and resources to individuals and communities.
• Research and Data

Analysis: Graduates can pursue careers in research institutions, market research firms, or government agencies, working as research assistants, data analysts, or research coordinators.

• Education: With additional certification or further education, graduates can become school counsellors, educational consultants, or pursue careers in academia.
• Business and Marketing: Skills in psychology can be valuable in market research, consumer behavior analysis, advertising, and human resources within organizations.