The Master of Science in Psychology - Human Resource Development and Management is a two-year programme aimed towards developing a more humanistic approach in learners for improving the productivity, profitability and performance of an organization. The programme provides a foundational understanding of application of psychological concepts and principles at the workplace, ethical research and data analysis, psychological assessments at workplace and change management. It is interdisciplinary in nature and is offered to those learners who wish to achieve professional expertise in management of human and social side of work organizations. The programme is an integration of foundational 

principles of human resource management and current trends in people management practices like evidence-based decision making, artificial intelligence at workplace and mental health at workplace. Additionally, the learners are provided the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in designing, implementing and evaluating workshops; selecting and deploying appropriate data collection techniques; analyzing and interpreting primary and secondary data; and choosing and deploying appropriate change interventions. Furthermore, the learners also get industry exposure through interactions with working professionals which contributes to a more holistic professional development of the learners.
 

The Master of Science Clinical Psychology programme is a dedicated, full-time two-year program offered by the Department of Psychology at CHRIST, BYC. Its primary objective is to equip students with the necessary skills to become effective scientist-practitioners in the fields of psychology and psychotherapy. This program features a structured curriculum that fosters learning through a blend of core theoretical courses, practical skill-based training,

and valuable internships, all while nurturing scientific research abilities. Moreover, students are presented with opportunities to expand their knowledge in allied mental health disciplines like psychiatry and pharmacology through supplementary courses. Additionally, the program promotes the development of socially responsible citizens by encouraging engagement in community service initiatives.

The programme offers a blend of theoretical and practical courses which prepares students for future professional endeavors. Counselling and professional skills are nurtured and honed by providing hands-on training in counselling, 

exposure to field visits, certification courses, one-to-one mentoring sessions, opportunities to publish research studies, on-site observerships and internships and an exposure to cutting edge research laboratories.

The Master of Science in Educational Psychology provides students with an opportunity to engage with information, knowledge, skills, policies, and practices for the benefit of children, families, schools, and society. This unique programme combines modern psychological theories with educational approaches. The programme offers practical and Internships and training in counselling skills

throughout the year and paid study abroad programmes for interested students. The programme is built with the intellectual collaboration of University of Massachusetts, Amherst and Washington State University. MSc Educational Psychology is jointly offered by the Department of Psychology and The School of Education at the Bangalore Central Campus.

The Master of Science in Psychology (Human Resource Development and Management) offered by Christ University and Master of Arts in (Business and Organisational Psychology) by Steinbeis, Germany is a two year collaborative programme. The programme consists of four semesters, which includes two months in Berlin. The course is aimed to develop students to meet the demand of contemporary work challenges by imbibing the principles of organization and psychological concepts. This programme compasses a range of courses adopting modular teaching pedagogy, and offers a gamut of opportunity opening direct global exposure both nationally and internationally. The Masters programme at Christ integrates the foundational principles of human resource management and current trends in 

people management emphasizing on the evidence-based approach. The Business and Organisational Psychology focuses on providing the technical and managerial skills that are necessary for overseeing and shaping the diverse conditions and contexts of workplace practices, economic and organizational psychology knowledge that can be successfully applied to modern organizational practices, essential function and management expertise, and personal skills required to thrive in the increasingly complex world of commercial practices. Additionally, digital learning platforms are provided along with workshops, training and internship opportunities. This course offers a unique assessment protocol which ensures the overall holistic development of the learners.

The MSc in Clinical Psycho-oncology is a multidisciplinary programme designed for those interested in the psychosocial care of cancer survivors and palliative care. It is ideal for Social Workers, Nurses, Doctors, Psychologists, and Allied Health Professionals.

The program imparts knowledge on psychosocial aspects throughout the cancer journey, emphasizing clinical and counseling skills, as well as ethical sensitivity. Internships in Oncology settings enhance student opportunities in the field of psycho-oncology. 

The Master of Science in Neuropsychology is a two-year post-graduate programme designed to provide the learner with a foundational understanding of the Neurobiological Aspects of cognition, affect and behavior; foundations of  Neuropsychology, Neuropsychological assessment and intervention. Additionally, the course also provides a comprehensive training in experimental research methods in cognitive and neurosciences.

Few of the best practices and highlights of the course include (a) Student engagement in supervised neuropsychological services and writing reports (b)  Advocacy anchored in neuropsychological perspectives (c) Systems level and holistic approach where biology, psychology and behaviour are approached as interacting elements; and, (d) prepares students to explore interdisciplinary research.

MSc Psychology (Health& Wellbeing) programme provides the academic and practice skills needed to provide psychosocial interventions in health and wellbeing in a variety of settings from public health to the workplace.  This programme is an outcome of the Partnership 2020 (Public Health, Business and Innovation strategic focus area) project “Training in Innovation to Address

Global Health and Economic Disparities” between Miami University, Ohio USA and CHRIST (Deemed to be University) with a specific focus on benefits for health and economic development of local community. The emphasis on ethical and analytical research skills and practice skills to provide psychosocial interventions focusing health and wellness equips students to work in  various settings.

PG Diploma in Counselling Psychology is a one-year diploma programme designed to be implemented in a hybrid mode. This programme integrates theory and practices in psychological counselling for working professionals who are passionate about counselling individuals with significant life stressors.

Psychosocial issues are enormous in our day-to-day living and assisting individuals to cope adaptively becomes vital. This course provides hands-on training in professional counselling and enriches the candidate’s knowledge and skills related to counselling practice in diverse fields like health, NGOs, educational, and occupational settings.

This comprehensive media Programme aims to equip students with a diverse skill set and critical thinking abilities to excel in the dynamic landscape of media and Communication Psychology. Throughout the program, students will cultivate expertise in storytelling, photography, broadcast media, multimedia production, editing, advertising, digital media, public relations, and Psychology disciplines. Starting with the foundations of Psychology, students will be studying personality, Brain behaviour, Cognitive processes, Developmental stages and diverse electives to achieve specialization within the graduate programme. The programme aims to foster critical thinking, enabling students to analyze, create, and disseminate Media content and psychological concepts across many platforms. Students will emerge prepared to navigate the multifaceted realms of media and Psychology while equipped with the technical skills and

analytical prowess necessary for success in this ever-evolving field. In today's rapidly evolving media landscape, staying relevant and competitive requires a nimble approach to learning. The media industry is continuously transforming, heavily influenced by technological advancements and shifting consumer behaviors. Proficiency in multimedia storytelling, data analytics, and audience engagement strategies is paramount. Moreover, a firm grasp of emerging technologies, such as virtual and augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and immersive media, will be increasingly crucial. An emphasis on continuous learning, critical thinking, and a proactive approach to mastering new tools and trends will be indispensable for students aiming to thrive in the ever-changing professional environment.

The combined majors in Psychology and English offer students the opportunity to take an integrated approach towards both subjects. This course provides ample scope to explore the discipline of Psychology and English in depth. This interlinked approach offers exclusive areas of expertise with conceptual and methodological clarity. In the third year, students will be awarded the Undergraduate Degree with English and Psychology as the majors.

After the successful completion of the three-year degree programme, the students have the option to do an honors programme/honors programme with research either in Psychology or English. They can take an informed decision to major in any one of the disciplines for further studies.