10 most desirable colleges of Psychology

This fusion of courses allows for
inspiring interdisciplinary study and
makes the graduates of Chinmaya
Vishwavidyapeeth innovative,
knowledgeable, and most sought after
by employers as they have the capacity
to not merely think 'outside the box'
but discard the box altogether and
drive multifaceted positive innovations
which benefit everyone. A skill much
needed in employees of organisations.
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In a span of fewer than three years, the
School of Philosophy, Psychology, and
Scientific Heritage (PPSH) has
launched a B.Sc. (Hons.) Applied
Psychology programme which is the
first and only such programme in
Kerala, a B.A. in Applied Psychology
and an M.Sc. in Applied Psychology
programme. In addition, PPSH has an
interdisciplinary Ph.D. programme.
The curricula of all the programmes at
the School are designed and developed
per the guidelines of the American
Psychological Association (APA) and
the University Grants Commission of
India to ensure international standards.
Further, the programmes at PPSH
rightly blend Indian psychology and
Indian knowledge systems with
modern schools of psychology. To
teach and train the students, PPSH has
the right blend of faculty members in
terms of experience in teaching,
research supervision, clinical
supervision etc. in international and
national contexts.
To instil the optimum combination of
knowledge, skills, and attitudes, all the
psychology programmes have
practicum, internship, and research as
their mandatory components. The
School of PPSH believes in
individualised student mentoring, and
each student who joins PPSH has a
faculty member assigned as his/her
faculty advisor. If one wants to emerge
Dr. R Sreevalsa Kumar
Professor & Head School of Philosophy,
Psychology & Scientific Heritage (PPSH)
as a psychologist with a difference,
CVV is the right choice.
The School of PPSH strives towards
placing its programmes among the top
100 psychology programmes in the
world. To reach there, PPSH has
instilled a system of continuous
programme review and revision,
reflective teaching, individualised
support, and supervision of students,
use of cutting-edge technology in the
teaching-learning process, exposure to
and experience in real-life settings,
community participation, to name a
few. The students here are exposed to
psychologists and allied
professionals in teaching and
practice arenas from across the
world. To strengthen students'
international exposure, PPSH is in
the process of establishing
collaborations with universities
abroad in which student exchange
would be an important component.
“We at PPSH are certain that by
2030 we will make our mark in the
global scenario of psychological
studies,” concluded the austere
leader, Prof. R. Sreevalsa Kumar.
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