Yes, BHU offers specialization options in various areas of psychology such as clinical psychology, counseling psychology, organizational psychology, educational psychology, and social psychology.

BHU provides research opportunities to psychology students through its research centers and collaborations with other institutions. Students can engage in research projects, work with faculty members on their research, and participate in conferences and seminars.

BHU encourages students to gain practical experience through internships and training programs. The Department of Psychology at BHU has tie-ups with various organizations, hospitals, and clinics where students can intern and apply their knowledge in real-world settings.

Graduates with a psychology degree from BHU can pursue diverse career paths. They can work as clinical psychologists, counselors, researchers, human resource professionals, teachers, social workers, and consultants in various industries, hospitals, educational institutions, NGOs, and government organizations.

BHU has several student clubs and societies related to psychology. These include psychology clubs, research societies, and counseling groups. These clubs provide a platform for students to engage in discussions, organize events, and collaborate on projects related to psychology.

Yes, BHU offers postgraduate programs such as M.A./M.Sc. in Psychology, M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology, and Ph.D. in Psychology. These programs provide advanced knowledge and specialization in specific areas of psychology.

BHU offers various scholarships and financial aid options to eligible students. These scholarships may be based on academic merit, economic background, or specific criteria set by the university or external funding agencies. Students can inquire about the available scholarships and application procedures from the BHU administration or the Department of Psychology.