Dr. Jeanne Joseph Deputy Director (Psychology)
Amity Institute of Behavioural and Allied Sciences (AIBHAS )
Amity University Bengaluru
From the Desk of Head - AIBHAS
We at AIBHAS equip budding psychologists with the latest evidence based practical knowledge, field training, experiential learning, and research aptitude. We have world class facilities, including smart classrooms, well equipped laboratory and library, comprehensive course curriculum and evaluation procedures to match world class education system.
Our psychologists specialize in understanding human assets and limitations in a wider context within socio-cultural and politico-legal systems. Our Psychology graduates play vital role in the development of behavioral skills and promotion of healthy lifestyles as well as help people to live in harmony with themselves and people in their surroundings. They help people in building personal and professional competency, thus enhance their employability. They help organizations develop effective teams and authentic leadership, evolve a healthy work culture, boost work motivation, enhance performance, and manage occupational stress of their employees and influence their behavior to optimization.
Our clinical psychologists are trained for the purpose of assessment and diagnosis of psychopathologies, enforcement of corrective and preventive measures, conduct counseling and psychotherapies at psychiatric and mental health centres.
Formal training of psychology at AIBHAS opens a wide range of career opportunities to our graduates in service sector as well as in multinational industry, corporate, IT, science and technology, management and administration, judiciary, forensic, defense sector, health and education sector, mass media, art, religion and culture, and almost every human endeavor. Psychologists trained by us not only seek jobs but create jobs for others through their entrepreneurial endeavors. They are competent in carrying out high quality interdisciplinary research and contribute to theory building, innovations and future directions.