B.Sc. Psychology
About us
The Department of Psychology (Shift II) established in 2020, follows the same course profile and syllabus that is offered in Shift 1. It aims to provide psychological knowledge to empower students with self-understanding and interpersonal skills to add meaning and depth to one’s life as well as to achieve success in life and career. Students are motivated through activities like guest lectures and workshops supplementary to the subject.
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FACULTY
FACILITIES
- Smart classroom with projector & screen
- ICT enabled
ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT
Highlights
A seminar on ‘Scope of psychology; Special Educator’ was conducted by the Department of Psychology, Shift II on 24. 07. 2023 by Ms Presenna Robinson who has years of experience in the field of Special Education.
A seminar on ‘Scope of psychology; sports Psychology- Scopes and dynamics was conducted by the Department of Psychology, Shift II on 24. 08. 2023 by Ms. Keerthana Swaminathan who is the President of Indian Sports Psychology Association.
WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY celebration in collaboration with Psychology, Shift 1
To engage our talented women college students in commemorating World Mental Health Day on
10. 10.2023, we partnered with Psycafe to organize a one-minute short film-making contest. The
theme, as suggested by the WHO, drew in seven creative entries, including one from St.
Stephens College, Delhi.
An expert talk on ‘Career opportunities post universities’
An expert talk on “Career opportunities in Psychology Post University” was organized by the Department of Psychology, shift II in collaboration with ‘What Now’ on 8th October 2023 a Women’s Christian College, Chennai. The speaker, Ms. Sanah Thakur, is the Sociology and Psychology Department head at Doha College. The talk aimed to provide valuable insights to the students aspiring to pursue higher education in psychology, focusing on effective preparation strategies and essential skills required for success.
Seminar on “Women’s Rights and Safety”
The seminar on ‘Women’s Rights and Safety’ comprised of a wide range of topics explored from
the perspectives of law, psychology, and social work.
The first speaker, Ms. Chamki Raj, an advocate, elaborated on the rich and varied history of women’s rights and legislation.
The second speaker, Dr. Sangeetha Makesh, a Counselling psychologist, provided fascinating insights into the diversity of relationships and identifying the patterns and cycles of abuse. The third speaker,
Ms. Poorani, a social worker, shed light on the various avenues available to seek readressal for crimes against women. Overall, the dignitaries enlightened and empowered the students with a comprehensive view of ‘Women’s Rights and Safety”
