Banaras Hindu University - BHU Courses

Duration:

Eligibility:

Course Duration: Two Year (Semester System)

Course Eligibility : Graduation in Science with at least 50 % marks or Equivqlent CGPA

Admission Criteria: Merit in qualifying examination, subject to eligibility criteria.

Entrance/Eligibility Test: As per University Rules

Programme Mode: Regular

Course Syllabus

Semester – I

Course Code	Course Title
PSM 101	Attention and Perceptual Processes
PSM 102	Research Methods and Experimental Designs
PSM 103	Advanced Physiological Psychology
PSM 104	Applied Social Psychology
PSM 105	Practicals
PSM 106M	Minor Elective: Basic Psychological Process (for the students of other PG
#	Programmes) Minor Elective (for Psychology Students)

Semester – II

PSM 201	Language, Memory and Thinking
PSM 202	Nonexperimental & Correlational Methods
PSM 203	Psychobiology
PSM 204	Crosscultural Psychology
PSM 205	Practicals
PSM 206	Minor Elective: Applications of Psychology in Human Life (for the students of other PG Programmes)
	Minor Elective (for Psychology Students)

Semester – III

PSM 301	Applied Psychological Assessment
PSM 302	Affective Processes
PSM 303	Diagnostic Techniques/ Organisational Behaviour/ Child Development /ComparativePsychology
PSM 304	Psychopathology/ Stress-Management/ Child Psychopathology/ Psychopharmacology
PSM 305	(a)Practicals (b) Comprehensive Viva-Voce
PSM 306#	Minor Elective: Stress Management (for the students of other PG Programmes) Minor Elective (for Psychology Students)

Semester – IV

PSM 401	Therapeutic techniques/Human Resource Management/Psychology of Adolescence
PSM 402	NeuroPsychology/Organisational Development & Change/Psychology of Adulthood& Ageing.
PSM 403	Psychology of Personality/ Psychology of Rehabilitation/Organisational Communication/Psychology of Sports
PSM 404	Health Psychology/Drugs and Behaviour/Counselling/Human Factors
PSM 405	Practicals
PSM 406	Comprehensive VivaVoce
Note : # M.A./M.Sc. Psychology students will opt 3 minor electives (of 3 credits each in Semester I, II, & III) offered by the Department of Psychology.