UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM

BS (Psychology)

Degree Type Undergraduate
Duration 8 Semesters (4 Years)
Total Credit Hours 124
School / Faculty Department of Psychology → Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences

Overview

The BS (Psychology) program introduces students to the scientific study of behavior and mental processes across cognitive, developmental, social, and abnormal psychology, supported by a strong grounding in research methods and statistics. The four-year curriculum balances theoretical coursework with supervised practicum and research projects, building the analytical and interpersonal foundation needed for clinical, counseling, or organizational psychology pathways. Psychology students at MUST engage directly with research design and data analysis from early semesters, supported by faculty active in behavioral research, and gain practicum exposure through campus counseling and community outreach initiatives. This blend of theory, hands-on research training, and real-world observation prepares graduates equally well for entry-level psychology-adjacent roles or further specialization at the MS/M.Phil level.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Intermediate (any discipline — FSc, ICS, ICom, or equivalent) with a minimum of 45% marks
  • Passing MUST's admission test/interview as per current admission policy

Career Prospects

Assistant Psychologist / Counselor (with licensure/further qualification)
Human Resources & Organizational Development Roles
Special Education and School Counseling
Market Research & Behavioral Insights
Graduate study toward Clinical or Counseling Psychology (MS/M.Phil)

Who Should Consider This Program?

Key Skills

Active Listening
Empathy
Analytical Thinking
Research Methods
Communication

Interests

Human Behavior & Mind
Helping Others
Research & Discovery
Community Service
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