MA Psychology is a 2-year postgraduate course in the Arts & Humanities stream focused on understanding human behaviour and applying psychological principles in real-life settings. The curriculum typically includes core papers in cognitive, social and developmental psychology, personality, psychopathology, psychological testing, and research methodology with statistics. Many universities also offer specialisations or electives such as Clinical Psychology, Counselling Psychology, Industrial/Organisational Psychology, Educational Psychology, Health Psychology, and Forensic Psychology. Practical exposure is usually provided through psychological assessments, counselling skills training, supervised case discussions, fieldwork, and internships in hospitals, clinics, schools, NGOs, or corporate settings. Students often complete a dissertation or research project, strengthening skills in study design, data analysis, and report writing. After MA Psychology, learners can pursue roles in counselling and mental health support, organisational settings, or research; those aiming for licensed clinical practice in India generally progress to recognised professional training routes as per regulatory requirements.