School of Education

M.P.Ed. (Master of Physical Education) is a postgraduate degree program that normally lasts 2 years. It emphasizes advanced studies in physical education, sports science, and health promotion. The curriculum includes subjects like sports psychology, biomechanics, exercise physiology, sports management, and research methods. This curriculum equips graduates to work in education, coaching, sports administration, and fitness management. Students frequently participate in practical training, internships, and research projects to improve their skills and expertise in physical education and sports.

B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education) is a 2-year undergraduate degree program designed for future teachers. It focuses on educational philosophy, teaching methods, and classroom practice. The curriculum includes topics such as child psychology, instructional technology, and subject-specific pedagogy. Students complete teaching internships at schools to get practical experience. Graduates are certified to teach in primary and secondary schools, with positions available in both public and private educational institutions.

A Master of Education (M.Ed.) is a graduate degree typically pursued by educators and professionals in the education sector. The program usually lasts 2 years and focuses on various aspects of teaching, educational leadership, curriculum development, and educational psychology. It equips students with advanced knowledge and skills necessary for roles in educational administration, counseling, or specialized teaching. Many M.Ed. programs offer concentrations in areas like special education, instructional technology, or higher education administration. The curriculum often includes theoretical coursework, practical applications, and research projects, culminating in a thesis or capstone project that demonstrates the student’s mastery of educational principles.

A Postgraduate Diploma in Guidance and Counseling is typically a 1-year program designed for individuals seeking to develop professional skills in counseling and psychological support. The course usually spans two semesters and covers topics such as counseling theories, psychological assessment, career guidance, and mental health interventions. Students learn through a combination of lectures, practical sessions, and supervised internships. This diploma equips graduates with the knowledge and skills to work in various settings, including schools, colleges, rehabilitation centers, and private practice. The program often includes modules on ethics in counseling, multicultural counseling, and research methods. Upon completion, graduates can pursue careers as school counselors, career advisors, or mental health counselors, or continue further studies in psychology or counseling.

M.Sc. in Sports Psychology, usually completed in 1-2 years, focuses on the mental and emotional components of athletic performance. The core courses include Psychological Skills Training, Sport and Exercise Psychology, Mental Health in Athletes, Performance Enhancement Techniques, Motivation and Stress Management, and Cognitive Behavioral Techniques. Students learn how to use psychological principles to improve athletic performance, stress management, and rehabilitation. Internships, case studies, and research projects are examples of practical learning experiences. Graduates can work as sports psychologists, performance consultants, or mental health specialists for sports teams, athletic organizations, rehab facilities, or research. A thesis or capstone project is usually needed.