Bachelor in Psychology
The Bachelor in Psychology program is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of human behavior, mental processes, and emotional well-being. This program prepares learners for careers in mental health, education, social services, research, and other fields that require strong communication and analytical skills. Students gain a foundation in psychological concepts while developing the ability to understand human experiences and behavior.
Program Overview
This internationally aligned Bachelor in Psychology program covers key areas of psychology, including developmental psychology, cognitive psychology, social psychology, abnormal psychology, and research methods. Students develop analytical thinking, communication skills, and the ability to understand and support individuals in different environments. The program also encourages critical thinking, academic research, ethical awareness, and effective problem-solving. Through theoretical learning and practical understanding, students are prepared for further academic study and professional opportunities related to psychology and human behavior.
- Bachelor’s Degree Program
- Duration: 4 Years
- Semesters: 8
- Subjects per Semester: 5 - 6
- Total Credit: 140
- Tuition Fee Per Month: Male - 1200 Afg, Female - 800 Afg
Teaching & Learning Method
Live Online Lectures
Recorded Video Lessons
Interactive Learning Activities
Assessment and Feedback
Curriculum
Semester 1
- General psychology (1 Credit)
- The History of Psychology
- Psychosocial counselling (1 Credit)
- English (1 Credit)
- Islamic studies
- Computer (1 Credit)
Semester 2
- General psychology ( 2 Credits )
- General sociology
- Psychosocial counselling ( 2 Credits )
- English ( 2 Credits)
- Introduction to psychology statistics
Semester 3
- Development psychology ( 1 Credit )
- Learning psychology
- Physiological of psychology
- Research Methods ( 2 Credits )
- Professional ethics in psychology
Semester 4
- Developmental psychology ( 2 Credits )
- Personality psychology
- Cognitive psychology
- Abnormal psychology
- Child psychology
Semester 5
- Clinical psychology ( 1 Credit )
- Social psychology
- Educational psychology
- Family counseling
- Psychopathology
Semester 6
- Clinical psychology ( 2 Credits)
- Psychopathology (2 Credits )
- Theories of psychotherapy
- Health psychology
- Practicum
Semester 7
- Psychology of exceptional children
- Industrial – organizational psychology
- Family psychology
- Practicum ( 2 Credits )
- Advanced research methods
Semester 8
- Islamic psychology
- Psychosocial interventions
- Specialized seminar in psychology
- Final Internship
- Monograph
Career Opportunities
Psychology Assistant
Graduates may work in clinics, counseling centers, or educational institutions supporting psychological services.
Mental Health Support Worker
Opportunities in NGOs and community programs providing psychosocial support and mental health awareness.
Educational Counselor / Support Staff
Graduates can support students in schools and educational centers in guidance and behavioral support.
Further Education & Specialization
Graduates may pursue advanced studies in psychology, counseling, or clinical psychology.