Psychology

The course of Industrial Relations and Labour Welfare was started in 1973 in the Department of Sociology, Social Work and Industrial Relations and Labour Welfare and was given independent status of a department in 1976. The increasing tempo of Industrialization, growing importance of Human Resource Management function in Industrial and Business Organizations and consequent need for trained personnel in the field of Man-Management led to the creation of this department. It was realized that a full-time two year programme with intensive training in Human Resource Management would be more useful to meet the needs of the growing human resource management professions.

Yes, you'll do a master's in psychology after completing a common B.Sc. For that there are different colleges in India that provide master's in psychology Each University or college have their possess criteria to deliver you the Affirmation within the M.A. Or M.Sc. Psychology Colleges like DU AUD JMI AMU BHU etc. conduct their claim Entrance Exam. You have to apply for the M.A. Or M.Sc. In Psychology Entrance Exam conducted by different college and after clearing the exam you may get affirmation in M.A. Or M.Sc. Psychology at that point you'll do your M.Phil in Clinical psychology from an RCI Perceived college and then you'll be labeled as a Clinical Clinician autonomously as well as in clinics NGO Nursing Homes colleges etc. You'll be able type in NET Psychology Exam and after clearing the NET Exam you'll kick begin your career as an Academician in a college.