PG Diploma | PG Diploma

Psychology and Counseling | Social Work

  • Course Overview
  • Why Choose This Course?
  • Curriculum
  • Fee Structure
  • FAQs

The Post Graduate Diploma program is a one year postgraduate course designed to provide focused academic and practical training in Psychology and Counseling and Social Work. The curriculum emphasizes theoretical understanding of human behavior, social systems, and counseling methodologies relevant to professional practice.

As a postgraduate-level qualification, the program integrates classroom learning with practical exposure through case studies, fieldwork, supervised projects, and internships. Covering both Psychology and Counseling and Social Work specializations, it prepares learners for roles requiring applied knowledge, ethical practice, and industry-aligned skills across social and human service sectors.

Job Opportunities
Graduates of this program can pursue diverse career paths, including:
Counseling Assistant – Supports counseling professionals in client assessments, documentation, and basic intervention activities.
Social Work Practitioner – Engages with individuals and communities to address social, emotional, and welfare-related challenges.
Case Worker – Manages client cases, coordinates services, and ensures follow-up support across social service systems.
Rehabilitation Support Officer – Assists in rehabilitation programs for individuals facing psychological or social difficulties.
Community Development Officer – Works on social development initiatives and community welfare programs.
Mental Health Support Staff – Provides assistance in mental health centers under supervision of qualified professionals.
Program Coordinator – Supports planning and implementation of social or counseling-based projects.
NGO Project Associate – Contributes to nonprofit initiatives focused on social welfare and psychological support.

Focused Industries
There is sustained demand for trained professionals in psychology, counseling, and social work across healthcare, education, and social development sectors in India and internationally, driven by increasing focus on mental health and community welfare.

  • Healthcare Services – Hospitals, rehabilitation centers

  • Education Sector – Schools, colleges, training institutes

  • Social Welfare Organizations – NGOs, community agencies

  • Counseling Services – Counseling centers, wellness clinics

  • Public Services – Government social development departments

Market Leader Companies
Indian Companies: Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Fortis Healthcare, Apollo Hospitals, Medanta, Snehi NGO, ActionAid India
International Companies: UNICEF, World Health Organization, Save the Children, International Medical Corps, CARE International, Médecins Sans Frontières

Future Forecast -
The fields of psychology, counseling, and social work demonstrate steady long-term relevance due to growing awareness of mental health, social inclusion, and community well-being. Continuous adoption of structured intervention models, digital support platforms, and integrated social services supports sustainable career pathways for qualified professionals.

Why Choose
This program offers a focused postgraduate pathway for graduates seeking applied knowledge and professional orientation in psychology, counseling, and social work within a short academic duration.

The integrated approach across human behavior and social systems equips learners with adaptable skills applicable to multiple service-oriented sectors.

This program offers a focused postgraduate pathway for graduates seeking applied knowledge and professional orientation in psychology, counseling, and social work within a short academic duration.

The integrated approach across human behavior and social systems equips learners with adaptable skills applicable to multiple service-oriented sectors.

The program has a duration of one year and is divided into two academic semesters.

The course offers specializations in Psychology and Counseling and Social Work.

Candidates must have completed graduation from a recognised university.

Yes, the curriculum includes practical components such as fieldwork, projects, and supervised practical exposure.

Graduates can work in healthcare services, education, social welfare organizations, counseling centers, and community development sectors.