About the Online MA in Psychology
Human behaviour, development, counselling and research methods. Note: an online MA alone does not license you to practise as a clinical psychologist, which needs an RCI-recognised M.Phil or Professional Diploma.
The first year covers the core MA subjects; the specialisation subjects come in the later semesters. See the full Online MA syllabus.
What you study
- Cognitive Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Counselling Psychology
- Organisational Psychology
- Research Methods and Statistics
Universities offering the Online MA in Psychology
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Eligibility and duration
A bachelor's degree from a recognised university. Most universities accept any stream, often with 40% to 50% marks; a few ask for the subject at graduation level, especially for Psychology and Economics.
| Programme length | 2 years (4 semesters) |
|---|---|
| Maximum time allowed | Usually 4 years |
| Credits | Around 72 to 80 credits, depending on the university |
| Mode | Online lectures, reading material, assignments, discussion forums and a dissertation |
| Exams | End-of-semester exams, mostly online with remote proctoring |
| Weekly study time | Plan for 8 to 12 hours a week |
Careers and salary
- Counsellor (non-clinical)
- HR and Learning and Development roles
- School Counsellor
- Research Assistant
FAQs
What is an Online MA in Psychology?
Human behaviour, development, counselling and research methods. Note: an online MA alone does not license you to practise as a clinical psychologist, which needs an RCI-recognised M.Phil or Professional Diploma.
Who can apply?
A bachelor's degree from a recognised university. Most universities accept any stream, often with 40% to 50% marks; a few ask for the subject at graduation level, especially for Psychology and Economics.
What jobs can I get?
Typical roles include Counsellor (non-clinical), HR and Learning and Development roles, School Counsellor, Research Assistant.