M.A Clinical Psychology

The choice between an MSc and an MA in Clinical Psychology depends on your career goals and interests. 

An MSc focuses more on research, scientific methods, and clinical applications, making it ideal for those aiming for roles in research, healthcare, or further academic studies like a PhD. 

On the other hand, an MA emphasizes theoretical knowledge, qualitative analysis, and broader aspects of psychology, which is suitable for careers in counselling, education, or social services. 

Both degrees provide a solid foundation, but the MSc is typically preferred for clinical and scientific fields, while the MA suits those interested in the humanities and social aspects of psychology.

The high placement rate of Master of Arts - Clinical Psychology students at Chandigarh University is attributed to several key factors, showcasing the program's holistic approach and the university's dedicated support. The curriculum is meticulously designed, focusing on clinical applications with courses like Clinical Psychology and Forensic Psychology. A two-year Clinical Internship ensures practical exposure, bridging the gap between theory and real-world practice. The program's research-centric approach enhances analytical and critical thinking skills, contributing to the field's advancement. Strong industry collaborations, including guest lectures and workshops, provide valuable insights and networking opportunities for students. Chandigarh University's commitment to holistic development is evident in well-equipped Psychology labs, offering practical application of theoretical knowledge through a diverse range of assessments, ultimately preparing students for successful placements.