The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program delves into human behavior, mental processes, and psychological theories. Students explore cognitive psychology, social behavior, and research methodologies. Through case studies and practical applications, learners grasp skills in observation, analysis, and counseling techniques. Emphasizing critical thinking and ethical practice, graduates are prepared for roles in counseling, research, or human services. Equipped to understand human complexities, they contribute to mental health support, social advocacy, and organizational psychology. With a blend of theoretical knowledge and applied understanding, the program nurtures psychologists ready to address diverse societal needs and promote mental well-being in various settings.