Welcome to B.Sc. Health Psychology
“Empowering Minds, Enhancing Health – Study Health Psychology”
Introduction
The B.Sc. in Health Psychology is a 4-year undergraduate program that explores the intersection of psychology and physical health. Students are trained to understand how psychological, behavioral, and cultural factors contribute to physical well-being and illness. The course prepares students to work in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, mental health units, and community health programs. The 4th year is a full-time internship in clinical or health psychology settings.
Why Choose This Program?
- Combines psychology with public health and clinical practice
- Internship ensures real-world experience
- Builds skills in counseling, therapy, research, and health promotion
- Career-ready for health, mental health, and wellness sectors
About the Program
Program Overview
This multidisciplinary course trains students to support individuals, families, and communities in managing health and psychological well-being. The curriculum is rooted in psychological theories, behavioral therapy, public health, and clinical practice.
Duration:
4 years (3 academic + 1 internship year)
Eligibility:
- 10+2 with Science/Arts/Commerce stream (minimum 50% marks)
- Consider NEET score for merit-based admission or institutional entrance exam
Career Opportunities
Job Roles
- Health Psychologist Assistant
- Behavioral Health Educator
- Mental Health Counselor
- Wellness Coach
- Rehabilitation Assistant
- Public Health Officer
Employment Sectors
- Hospitals and Clinics
- Mental Health NGOs
- Public Health Organizations
- Corporate Wellness Programs
- Research Institutes
- Schools and Educational Institutions
Internship Program (Final Year)
Duration:
12-month full-time clinical internship
Internship Locations:
- Government & Private Hospitals
- Mental Health Clinics
- Community Health Centers
- NGOs working on mental health
Key Learning Outcomes
- Psychological counseling for health conditions
- Supporting patients with chronic illnesses and disabilities
- Promoting healthy lifestyle behavior changes
- Experience with individual, group, and family counseling
Learning Outcomes
Upon graduation, students will be able to:
- Understand the psychological processes behind health behavior
- Identify and respond to mental health needs in individuals and communities
- Apply psychological theories to improve health outcomes
- Conduct assessments and deliver behavior modification interventions
- Communicate effectively with patients, caregivers, and healthcare teams
Higher Education and Certification Options
Postgraduate Studies
- M.Sc. Health Psychology
- M.Sc. Clinical Psychology
- M.A. Counseling Psychology
- Master of Public Health (MPH)
- Postgraduate Diplomas in Behavioral Sciences
Certifications
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Mental Health First Aid
- Health Coaching
- Psycho-oncology Training
Faculty and Facilities
Faculty Team
- Experienced clinical psychologists
- Health promotion experts
- Public health and behavioral science professionals
- Visiting psychiatrists and social workers
Facilities
- Psychology Labs
- Counseling Simulation Rooms
- Health Behavior Assessment Tools
- Virtual Case Study Platforms
- Mental Health Resource Library