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Department of Psychology

The Department of Psychology at ETCES College for Advanced Studies introduces students to human behaviour, mental processes, and individual differences while developing scientific thinking, empathy, research awareness, and communication skills.

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B.Sc Psychology Honours

The Department of Psychology at ETCES College for Advanced Studies introduces students to human behaviour, mental processes, and individual differences while developing scientific thinking, empathy, research awareness, and communication skills.

Programme intake

Programme names and number of seats
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B.Sc Psychology Honours24

Admission fee as prescribed by the Government.

Syllabus and regulations

The syllabus is provided by the University of Calicut. Refer to the University’s syllabus and regulations for the programme and admission year that apply to you.

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About the Department

The Department of Psychology encourages students to examine human experiences with curiosity, sensitivity, and scientific reasoning. Its academic areas include individual differences, psychological assessment, psychology in society, and stress management.

Students are encouraged to recognise the diversity of human experiences, question assumptions, and communicate respectfully. The department supports the development of a foundation for further study in psychology and related disciplines.

Individual Differences

Explore how people differ in their abilities, personalities, and responses to situations.

Psychological Assessment

Develop an academic understanding of how psychological characteristics are studied and assessed, including the importance of responsible interpretation.

Psychology in Society

Examine the relationship between psychological processes, social settings, and everyday behaviour.

The Art of Stress Management

Study stress, its influences on everyday life, and approaches to understanding and managing it.

Skills Students Develop

  • Scientific observation and critical thinking
  • Understanding human behaviour and individual differences
  • Evaluating psychological information and evidence
  • Research awareness and analytical reasoning
  • Clear and sensitive communication
  • Awareness of ethical responsibilities in studying people

Further Study and Career Pathways

Psychology graduates may pursue postgraduate study in psychology and related disciplines. Depending on further qualifications and recruitment requirements, they can explore pathways in research, education, human resources, organisational settings, and community programmes.

Students interested in specialist professional practice should plan for the additional education and supervised training required for their chosen field.

Shibla Nurgees

Meet your faculty

Shibla Nurgees

Assistant Professor and Head of Department

Qualifications

B.Sc Psychology, M.Sc Psychology

Subjects handled

  • Individual Differences
  • Psychological Assessment
  • Psychology in Society
  • The Art of Stress Management

Areas of specialisation

  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Additional responsibilities

  • HOD in Psychology
  • PTA Executive Committee Member
  • Tourism Club
  • Women Development Cell
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