About the Programme
The combined majors in Psychology and Economics offer students the opportunity to integrate the study of economics with psychology through an interdisciplinary academic framework. These interlinked disciplines possess distinct conceptual and methodological specializations that help students develop a comprehensive understanding of human behavior, economic systems, and decision-making processes. The Psychology component introduces students to the fundamental processes underlying human behavior and familiarizes them with emerging branches such as Developmental Psychology, Social Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Industrial Psychology & Consumer Behavior, Health Psychology, and Positive Psychology. The programme also includes practicum and skill-building courses, along with opportunities to undertake research projects and internships. The Economics component provides in-depth exposure to microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, public policy, international economics, and behavioral economics. Through research training, data analysis, field exposure, and applied learning, students develop analytical, quantitative, and problem-solving skills suitable for higher education and diverse professional pathways in psychology, economics, behavioral sciences, research, analytics, and public policy.
Experiential Pedagogy
The programme combines classroom learning with practical training, internships, research projects, fieldwork, and community engagement.
Research and Analytical Orientation
Students receive strong training in research methodology, behavioural analysis, statistics, data interpretation, and evidence-based inquiry.
Career Versatility
Graduates are prepared for careers in psychology, economics, behavioural sciences, analytics, public policy, research, human resources, and social development.
Interdisciplinary Learning
Students explore the relationship between human behaviour, decision-making, economic systems, and society through an integrated curriculum.
Why Choose This Programme?
Dual Expertise : Gain in-depth knowledge in both Psychology and Economics, creating a strong interdisciplinary academic and professional foundation.
Research and Analytics Focus : Develop quantitative, qualitative, analytical, and statistical skills essential for research, analytics, and policy-related careers.
Practical Exposure : Participate in internships, field projects, behavioural studies, community engagement, and research-based learning experiences.
Behavioural and Economic Understanding : Understand how psychological and economic factors influence decision-making, consumer behaviour, organizations, and society.
Career Flexibility : The programme opens opportunities in behavioural sciences, policy research, economics, human resources, analytics, development sectors, and mental health services.
Holistic Development : Students engage in interdisciplinary projects, research activities, academic associations, outreach programmes, and experiential learning initiatives.
Choose Your Track
From the third semester onwards, students deepen their expertise by choosing from interdisciplinary learning tracks that integrate psychology, economics, behavioural sciences, analytics, and public policy. Each track is designed to build academic depth, analytical skills, and career readiness.
Focuses on the psychological foundations of economic behaviour, consumer decision-making, behavioural analysis, and applied economics.
Explores mental health, workplace behaviour, wellbeing, organizational functioning, and applied psychological practices in professional settings.
Examines the relationship between society, public policy, culture, identity, social behaviour, and economic development through interdisciplinary perspectives.
What You Will Learn
Programme Structure
The programme structure outlines the academic curriculum designed to provide a systematic progression of learning through core subjects, electives, and practical components across semesters, ensuring both theoretical understanding and skill development.
Semester 1 — Foundations of Psychology and Life Skills
Semester 2 — Personality, Brain, and Behaviour
Semester 3 — Cognitive Processes and Experimental Skills
Semester 4 — Human Development and Social Behaviour
Semester 5 — Psychological Disorders, Research, and Applied Psychology
Semester 6 — Health, Organizations, and Specialized Applications
Semester 7 — Advanced Research and Professional Development
Semester 8 — Psychological Assessment, Intervention, and Dissertation
Eligibility & Fee Structure
Career Paths
Admission Process
- Register with your Email ID
- Login to the Admission Portal
- Fill the Application Form
- Pay Application Fee
- Entrance Test (If Applicable)
- Assessment
- Interview
- Check login page for result
- If selected, Offer Letter attached
- Pay Course Fee Online
- Complete Admission Process
Ready to Apply?
Applications are open. Deadline: 2026-12-06 23:45:00.