Master of Arts in Psychology
(Industrial and Human Resource Development)

Master of Arts in Psychology
(Industrial and Human Resource Development)

The MA in Psychology (Counselling) at Ajeenkya DY Patil University is a postgraduate program that provides students with in-depth information and practical abilities in the field of psychology. The curriculum emphasizes understanding human behaviour, psychological assessment, therapeutic approaches, and ethical counselling practices.

Master of Arts in Psychology (Industrial and Human Resource Development)

Duration: Two Years I Full Time

Eligibility: Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree from a recognised university. Specific eligibility requirements may vary; prospective students are encouraged to contact the admissions office for detailed information.

Placements

The School of Liberal Arts at ADYPU is committed to facilitating strong career prospects for its students. With a blend of industry collaborations, internships, and a focus on building versatile design portfolios, graduates are well-prepared for diverse roles in Clinical and Counselling Psychology, Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Educational and School Psychology and many more. The school’s global exposure and alumni network further enhance placement opportunities, ensuring that students are ready to embark on fulfilling careers in the field of psychology.

Diverse Career Paths in Psychology:

  • Clinical and Counselling Psychology– Diagnosing and treating mental health disorders in hospitals, clinics, or private practice. Helping individuals manage stress, anxiety, and life challenges in schools, universities, or private settings.
  • Industrial & Organizational Psychology– Applying psychology to improve employee productivity and satisfaction. Enhancing workplace culture, team dynamics, and leadership development.
  • Educational & School Psychology– Working in schools to support students’ mental well-being and learning challenges. Developing psychological strategies for teaching and curriculum development.
  • Health & Sports Psychology– Working in hospitals to promote mental well-being and lifestyle changes. Assisting athletes in managing stress, motivation, and performance anxiety.
  • Forensic & Criminal Psychology– Assisting in criminal investigations, profiling, and legal cases. Working in prisons to rehabilitate offenders and reduce recidivism.
  • Research & Academics– Conducting studies on behaviour, cognition, and mental health. Teaching psychology at colleges and universities.
  • Military & Aviation Psychology– Providing mental health support for soldiers and veterans. Studying pilot behaviour and decision-making in high-stress environments.
  • NGO and Social Work– Work with organizations focusing on mental health, addiction recovery, or crisis intervention.
  • Hospitals and Self Practice– Provide therapy and emotional support to patients dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, and chronic illnesses. Work with cancer patients, terminally ill patients, or those recovering from surgery.