POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM
MS (Psychology)
Degree Type Postgraduate
Duration 2 Semesters (1 Years)
Total Credit Hours 30
School / Faculty School of Psychology → Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
Overview
The MS (Psychology) program offers advanced study in a chosen area of specialization — clinical, counseling, or organizational psychology — building on an undergraduate psychology foundation with advanced theory and research methodology. Following HEC's Graduate Education Policy, the program combines coursework with a thesis or research project in the student's specialization. Students conduct original research under faculty supervision, applying advanced psychological theory to real behavioral and organizational questions rather than studying concepts theoretically alone. This research-driven approach prepares graduates for specialized practice roles, academic careers, or further doctoral study in psychology.
Eligibility Criteria
- BS (Psychology) or equivalent with a minimum CGPA of 2.5/4.0, per HEC MS eligibility criteria
- Passing MUST's admission test/interview as per current admission policy
Career Prospects
Counseling Psychologist (with licensure)
Organizational Development Specialist
Academia / Lecturer (Psychology)
Research Roles in Behavioral Science
Further study toward M.Phil/PhD Psychology
Who Should Consider This Program?
Key Skills
Research Methods
Analytical Thinking
Empathy
Communication
Interests
Human Behavior & Mind
Research & Discovery
Helping Others
Academia & Teaching