Overview: A foundational postgraduate programme covering the theories, techniques and ethical practice of counselling psychology, preparing learners to support individuals through a range of emotional and psychological concerns.

Objectives: To build core competencies in counselling theory, therapeutic communication, assessment and case conceptualisation, grounded in ethical and evidence-based practice.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to apply core counselling approaches, conduct structured client sessions, and work under supervision in clinical and community settings.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 1 Year

Overview: An advanced programme focused on the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders, combining academic study with supervised clinical exposure.

Objectives: To develop competence in psychological assessment, diagnostic formulation and evidence-based intervention across common mental health conditions.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be equipped to administer psychological assessments, support diagnostic processes, and assist in structured treatment planning under clinical supervision.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 1 Year

Overview: A comprehensive overview of major psychotherapeutic approaches, examining their theoretical foundations, techniques and appropriate clinical applications.

Objectives: To familiarise learners with diverse psychotherapy modalities and build the practical skill to select and apply approaches suited to different client needs.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to compare therapeutic modalities, apply core techniques across approaches, and integrate modality-specific skills into practice.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 1 Year

Overview: A focused programme on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), covering its theoretical basis, structured techniques and application to anxiety, depression and related conditions.

Objectives: To build practical proficiency in CBT case formulation, structured session planning, and evidence-based cognitive and behavioural techniques.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to conduct CBT-based case formulation, apply core cognitive and behavioural techniques, and structure therapy sessions under supervision.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 1 Year

Overview: An integrative programme bridging counselling and psychotherapy practice, covering therapeutic relationship-building, intervention planning and ethical case management.

Objectives: To strengthen learners' ability to combine counselling and psychotherapeutic techniques in structured, ethically grounded client work.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to build therapeutic rapport, plan and deliver structured interventions, and manage cases in line with professional ethics.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 1 Year

Overview: A specialised programme examining child development, behavioural and emotional concerns in children, and age-appropriate assessment and intervention approaches.

Objectives: To build understanding of developmental psychology and equip learners with practical skills for supporting children's emotional and behavioural well-being.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to identify developmental and behavioural concerns in children, apply age-appropriate assessment tools, and support family-centred intervention.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 1 Year

Overview: A specialised programme introducing the principles and clinical applications of hypnotherapy, covering induction techniques, therapeutic use and ethical safeguards.

Objectives: To develop foundational competence in clinical hypnosis techniques and their responsible integration into therapeutic practice.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to apply core hypnotherapy techniques, understand appropriate clinical indications, and practise within recognised ethical guidelines.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 1 Year

Overview: An emerging-practice programme exploring the intersection of technology and mental health care, including digital therapeutics, teletherapy and AI-assisted psychotherapeutic tools.

Objectives: To prepare learners to responsibly integrate digital tools and AI-assisted approaches into psychotherapeutic practice while upholding clinical and ethical standards.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to evaluate digital mental health tools, apply teletherapy best practices, and use AI-assisted resources responsibly within therapeutic work.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 1 Year

Overview: A focused, application-oriented diploma introducing the core principles and structured techniques of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for common emotional and behavioural concerns.

Objectives: To build working proficiency in CBT techniques and structured session planning within a shorter, practice-focused format.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to apply foundational CBT techniques, structure short-term intervention plans, and support clients under supervision.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 6 Months

Overview: A focused diploma addressing the psychological, behavioural and social dimensions of substance use, covering assessment, counselling techniques and relapse prevention.

Objectives: To build practical competence in screening, counselling and supporting individuals and families affected by substance use concerns.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to conduct substance-use screening, apply counselling techniques for de-addiction support, and contribute to relapse-prevention planning.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology, Social Work or a related discipline (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 6 Months

Overview: A certificate programme focused on the dynamics of couple relationships, covering communication patterns, conflict resolution and evidence-based couple therapy techniques.

Objectives: To equip learners with core skills in assessing relationship dynamics and applying structured couple-therapy techniques.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to assess relational patterns, apply core couple-therapy techniques, and support clients through structured relationship-focused sessions.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline, or relevant professional experience (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 3 Months

Overview: A certificate programme on child-rearing psychology, covering parenting styles, child development and evidence-based strategies for supporting healthy parent-child relationships.

Objectives: To build practical knowledge of parenting approaches and equip learners to guide families toward supportive, developmentally appropriate parenting practices.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to guide parents on developmentally appropriate practices, identify common parenting challenges, and recommend supportive strategies.

Eligibility: Graduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline, or relevant professional experience (as per university eligibility norms).

Duration: 3 Months