New Courses In Psychology, Geoinformatics At GGSIPU
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The University School of Liberal Arts, GGSIPU has included Psychology as the fourth major discipline, other than History, Political Science and Sociology, within its 5-year BA-MA Liberal Arts Programme designed under National Education Policy (NEP). In an era of rapid social change, when mental health and well-being have emerged as important societal challenge, understanding different facets of human behavior is more important than ever. Introducing psychology within the interdisciplinary liberal arts program will empower the students with the knowledge and skills to analyze the complexities of human thought, emotions, and actions in different context. As a discipline that intersects with sociology, history, political sciences, and others, Psychology will enhance students’ ability to analyze social, political, economic and cultural issues, and develop problem-solving skills in a more compressive fashion, by equipping them with analytical tools and theoretical frameworks to understand human behavior in its totality.
Two Years PG Programme in Geoinformatics: University School of Environment Management (USEM) of GGSIPU has started two years Post Graduate programme in Applied Geoinformatics from the coming Academic session i.e., 2025-26. The admission will be done based on CUET and CET score (Common Entrance Test, conducted by the University) and merit of qualifying examination. The eligibility criteria for admission is graduation (Science/Engineering/B.A in Geography) with at least 50 per cent marks in aggregate for General Category and 45 per cent marks for SC/ST candidates.
B.Sc. (Environmental Science): The admission process of B.Sc. in Environmental Science under University School of Environment Management (USEM) of GGSIPU has started. The admission will be done based on CUET and CET score (Common Entrance Test, conducted by the University) and merit of qualifying examination. The eligibility criteria for admission is 10+2 (Science) with at least 50% marks in aggregate for General Category and 45 per cent for SC/ST Candidates.
