Clinical psychology addresses a diverse range of mental, emotional, and behavioural concerns, aiming to combine psychological research with the prevention and treatment of complex human issues. This two-year programme provides specializations in personality psychology, clinical neuropsychology, behavioural modification, applied clinical project/thesis, and clinical-community psychology.

Students gain access to various learning opportunities to facilitate practical experience and have access to a vast internship pool. The programme provides ongoing and comprehensive mental and behavioural healthcare to individuals and families, including advice to agencies and communities, training, education, supervision, and research-based approaches.

Career prospects for clinical psychology post-graduates are abundant, with opportunities in hospitals, schools, management, NGOs, social welfare sectors, training industry, and rehabilitation, among other professional roles. Graduates can seek employment in universities, schools, colleges, clinics, hospitals, and government/non-government organizations. After completing this programme, post-graduates can pursue M. Phill/Doctorate or work as counsellors, industrial-organizational psychologists, clinical psychologists, and military psychologists.