Develop essential knowledge and practical skills in mental health awareness, counselling techniques, psychological wellbeing, communication and client support to prepare students for meaningful roles in mental health and community care settings.
The Mental Health & Counselling programme focuses on understanding human behaviour, emotional wellbeing and common mental health concerns. Students develop foundational skills in counselling, active listening, communication, psychological support, mental health awareness and ethical practices through academic learning and practical exposure.
10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognized board, preferably with Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
₹50,000 per year
Merit-based scholarships as per university norms.
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This programme prepares students to understand the emotional, behavioural and social factors that influence mental wellbeing. Through theoretical learning and practical exposure, students develop skills in active listening, supportive communication, basic counselling approaches, mental health education and responsible client interaction.
Understand fundamental concepts related to mental health, emotional wellbeing and common psychological concerns.
Apply foundational counselling techniques and supportive approaches under appropriate professional supervision.
Demonstrate attentive listening skills while understanding the concerns, feelings and perspectives of individuals.
Communicate respectfully and effectively with individuals seeking emotional or mental health support.
Provide appropriate basic emotional support while maintaining professional boundaries and ethical practices.
Develop an understanding of basic behavioural and emotional patterns that influence individual wellbeing.
Promote awareness about healthy coping practices, emotional wellbeing and available support resources.
Participate in community-based mental health awareness and wellbeing initiatives.
Maintain appropriate records and documentation related to client interactions and support activities.
Mental health and emotional wellbeing are important parts of comprehensive healthcare and community wellbeing. This programme helps students develop foundational knowledge of mental health, counselling and supportive care while building communication, empathy and professional skills for working with individuals and communities.
The programme is designed as a 2-year programme comprising 4 semesters, combining academic learning with practical exposure.
Candidates who have completed 10+2 or an equivalent qualification from a recognized board may be eligible for admission, subject to university requirements.
Graduates can explore support-oriented opportunities in wellness centres, community programmes, rehabilitation settings, healthcare organizations, NGOs and mental health support services, generally working within the scope of their training and under appropriate professional supervision.