As a founding department at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), the School of Psychological Sciences has experienced significant growth, driven by a commitment to innovation in curriculum and pedagogy. Its mission is to uphold high academic standards in psychology by fostering a dynamic learning environment and addressing societal needs. The School’s curriculum is continuously reviewed, incorporating feedback from peers, professionals, and students. Faculty use diverse teaching methods, including seminars, experiential learning, and internships. The Col-Labs initiative promotes collaborative learning and research. The School offers BSc Psychology (Honours with Research), BA Psychology and English, BA Psychology and Economics, MSc Clinical Psychology, and a Doctoral programme in Psychology, preparing graduates for impactful careers in psychology.
The students live up to the vision of the University with Excellence in their chosen field and service to the society.
On behalf of the faculty, staff, and students of the School of Psychological Sciences at Bangalore Yeshwanthpur Campus, I am delighted to welcome you. Our department is a lively and forward-thinking community dedicated to excellence in education, research, and service. We take pride in creating an environment where diverse viewpoints and innovative ideas can flourish. Our expert faculty bring a broad range of knowledge and perspectives, enriching our academic programmes. We emphasise early research engagement, fostering inquiry and exploration. Our internship programmes provide practical experience, while training in academic writing and digital literacy ensures readiness for modern challenges. We value mentorship and our alumni network supports meaningful connections and learning. Thank you for joining us; together, we are building a welcoming and supportive community.
Browse the graduate and undergraduate degrees and majors offered by CHRIST’s 9 Schools and learn more about admissions requirements, scholarships, and financial aid opportunities.
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Bachelor of Science (Psychology/Honours/Honours with Research) | Psychology | Undergraduate Programmes | Bangalore Yeshwanthpur Campus |
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Psychology | Psychology | Doctoral (PhD) | Bangalore Yeshwanthpur Campus |
Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Media, Psychology) | Psychology | Programmes offered Till 2022-2023 | Bangalore Yeshwanthpur Campus |
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology, English) | Psychology | Programmes offered Till 2022-2023 | Bangalore Yeshwanthpur Campus |
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology, Economics) | Psychology | Programmes offered Till 2022-2023 | Bangalore Yeshwanthpur Campus |
Bachelor of Science Psychology (Honours) | Psychology | Programmes offered Till 2022-2023 | Bangalore Yeshwanthpur Campus |
Master of Science Clinical Psychology | Psychology | Postgraduate Programmes | Bangalore Yeshwanthpur Campus |
Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Media, Psychology/Honours/Honours with Research) | Psychology | Undergraduate Programmes | Bangalore Yeshwanthpur Campus |
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International Conference on Psychology Learning and Teaching (PLAT-2024) on 1-3 August 2024 at CHRIST University, Bengaluru, India The conference is...
AsiaPLAT Conference 2024 organised by Department of Psychology
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Priya Shakthi M 2157356 2nd year MAIS exchange student at Sciences Po, Paris, France, was selected to participate in graduation conference and presented her paper titled “The Case of India-Pakistan Conflict – Can India’s Climate Diplomacy be used to Ease Years of Hostility”
...Priya Shakthi M 2157356 2nd year MAIS exchange student at Sciences Po, Paris, France, was selected to participate in graduation conference and presented her paper titled “The Case of India-Pakistan Conflict – Can India’s Climate Diplomacy be used to Ease Years of Hostility”
Priya Shakthi M 2157356 2nd year MAIS exchange student at Sciences Po, Paris, France, was selected to participate in graduation conference and presented her paper titled “The Case of India-Pakistan Conflict – Can India’s Climate Diplomacy be used to Ease Years of Hostility”
...Priya Shakthi M 2157356 2nd year MAIS exchange student at Sciences Po, Paris, France, was selected to participate in graduation conference and presented her paper titled “The Case of India-Pakistan Conflict – Can India’s Climate Diplomacy be used to Ease Years of Hostility”
Best paper at the 11th All India Conference of China Studies held at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru, from 15-17 November 2018. Ms. Sonal, is a Master’s student, at the Department of International Studies and History wins the Award for her paper, ‘Chinese Science Fiction and its Socio-Political Engagements’.
...Best paper at the 11th All India Conference of China Studies held at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru, from 15-17 November 2018. Ms. Sonal, is a Master’s student, at the Department of International Studies and History wins the Award for her paper, ‘Chinese Science Fiction and its Socio-Political Engagements’.
Best paper at the 11th All India Conference of China Studies held at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru, from 15-17 November 2018. Ms. Sonal, is a Master’s student, at the Department of International Studies and History wins the Award for her paper, ‘Chinese Science Fiction and its Socio-Political Engagements’.
...Best paper at the 11th All India Conference of China Studies held at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru, from 15-17 November 2018. Ms. Sonal, is a Master’s student, at the Department of International Studies and History wins the Award for her paper, ‘Chinese Science Fiction and its Socio-Political Engagements’.
2019 Batch – Department of International Studies and HistoryYoung Researchers Award 2020 by The Institute of Scholars.
...2019 Batch – Department of International Studies and HistoryYoung Researchers Award 2020 by The Institute of Scholars.
2019 Batch – Department of International Studies and HistoryYoung Researchers Award 2020 by The Institute of Scholars.
...2019 Batch – Department of International Studies and HistoryYoung Researchers Award 2020 by The Institute of Scholars.
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I’m Yashaswini R, a sponsored child of CSA, who is a 10th grader in Bethany English Primary & High School. Through the program, I learnt to give respect to others and to communicate well as I improve proficiency in speaking, listening and reading. The support given by the facilitators and volunteers helped me to improve my skills
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I am studying in 9th grade, I have benefited from a speechless opportunity in the CSP program for the past 8 years. I received school bags, shoes, Christmas gifts, study exposure, extracurricular activities, moral values education which made me more confident. I am able to speak English very fluently and I got opportunity to participate in the stage
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My happy place at Christ (Deemed to be University) not just trained us in the leadership but also motivated us in all aspects. At Student Welfare Office (SWO), we have witnessed our skills and competence rising every day.
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The Student Welfare Office provides students with an enriching environment to hone their interpersonal and leadership skills. I attribute a significant part of my personal growth to SWO, wherein my team emerged as my biggest asset and assisted me throughout this journey packed with affection and mutual respect.
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“The Student Welfare Office renders a platform for students to showcase and implement their talents. SWO equips students with skills that are required for them to survive in this dynamic world. I am truly indebted to this great platform for giving me, as well hundreds of students a plethora of opportunities that transformed each one of us into better individuals”.
During my three years in Christ University, Student Welfare Office was an inseparable part of my life. The months of preparation, the backstage shenanigans and the satisfaction of a job well done are some of my fondest memories. This organization gave me opportunity to be at the helm of student leadership and representation, while building […]
During my three years in Christ University, Student Welfare Office was an inseparable part of my life. The months of preparation, the backstage shenanigans and the satisfaction of a job well done are some of my fondest memories. This organization gave me opportunity to be at the helm of student leadership and representation, while building a family.
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