Humanities & Social Sciences

An advanced research degree with a concentration on business, economics, and finance is a doctorate in commerce. A Master's degree in commerce (or a similar discipline) from an accredited university with at least 55% of the possible points is required. Admission is usually determined by the results of an interview and an entrance exam (such as the UGC NET or university-specific assessments). The three to six-year curriculum includes publications, coursework, and a thorough research thesis. International trade, management, marketing, and accounting are among the specialties. Academics, researchers, consultants, and corporate leaders are among the career options.

Yes, work experience is often required for admission to a master's degree programme in psychology, especially for clinical, counseling, and school psychology: Work experience requirement: Many programs require a minimum of one year of work experience. Demonstrates commitment: Admission committees may expect work experience to show your commitment to practicing psychology. Competitive edge: Work experience can help you gain a competitive edge. Most MA Psychology programs also include practical components, such as:Internships at counseling centers, schools, or hospitalsPracticum, where you apply what you learn in real settingsResearch projects, where you conduct studies to gain experience in research methodsWorkshops, where you receive training on counseling skills and techniques 

Yes, a Master's in Psychology degree can be recognised globally, depending on the accreditation of the program: British Psychological Society (BPS)Many courses in the UK are accredited by the BPS, which can be a direct training route for specific psychology careers. For example, Coventry University's MSc Psychology course is accredited by the BPS, and successful completion makes you eligible to apply for the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC). Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC)Some programs in Australia are accredited by APAC, which can provide the 4th and 5th year of university study to register as a Psychologist. UK universitiesDegrees from UK universities are internationally recognised and valid in India. A Master's in Psychology degree from a UK university can allow you to practice as a psychologist in India if you meet the RCI norms and pass some examinations.