Department of Clinical Psychology

Master of Science in Clinical Psychology (MS Clinical Psychology)

The MSCP program commenced in July 2018. The entire program is spread over 4 semesters. Total credit hours for overall program are 36. The MSCP program is launched after obtaining NOC from the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan. The program shall be governed by the MS/MPhil Regulations of the University.

Admission Requirements

Minimum CPA of 2.00/4.00 or 50% marks (as the case may be) in BS (Clinical Psychology or Applied Psychology) or Behavioral Sciences or MA/M.sc in Psychology or in any other equivalent qualification in the relevant field.

Merit Calculation for MS Clinical Psychology

HSSC = 10%
BS = 20%
Entry Test Marks = 50%
Interview = 20%

Degree Requirement

Total credit hours required = 36 CH
Min/max duration to complete the degree=4-6 years
CGPA requirement= above 1.75

Study Plan

Fee Structure (Fall 2026)

Fee Structure (Spring 2026)

Career Prospects

Semester Wise Course List

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Lab Hrs	Cr Hrs	Pre-Requisite
MSCP501	Psychopathology	3	0	3	—
MSCP502	Psychological Assessment-I	2	1	3	—
MSCP503	Quantitative Research Method and Analysis	3	0	3	—
MSCP504	Therapeutic Interventions – I	2	1	3	—

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Lab Hrs	Cr Hrs	Pre-Requisite
MSCP505	Psychological Assessment-II	2	1	3	—
MSCP506	Ethical and Legal Issues In Clinical Practice	2	0	2	—
MSCP509	Qualitative Research Method and Analysis	3	0	3	—
MSCP508	Therapeutic Interventions-II	2	1	3	—

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Lab Hrs	Cr Hrs	Pre-Requisite
MSCP609	Brain and Behavior	3	0	3	—
MSCP605	Community Mental Health	0	3	3	—
MSCP606	Research Thesis*	0	3	3	—
MSCP604	Clinical Internship I (380 -400) Hrs.**	0	0	0	—

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Cr Hrs	Pre-Requisite
MSCP608	Trauma and Disaster Management	2	2	—
MSCP606	Research Thesis*	3	3	—
MSCP607	Clinical Internship II (380 -400) Hrs**	0	Required	—

Semesters	Heads	Charges (Rs.)	Payment Schedule
1^st Semester (13 CH) Fall 2026	Prospectus fee	2,100	At the time of seeking admission
	Application / test fee	3,200	At the time of seeking admission
	Admission fee	35,000	One time Charges
	University Registration Fee	11,500	One time Charges
	Security (Refundable)	13,500	One time Charges
	Medical Check Up for Clinical rotations at SIH	7,300	One time Charges
	Semester Enrollment Fee	7,900	Recurring fee for every Semester
	Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 13,177/CH)	171,301
	Examination fee	8,400
	Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,400
Total (1^st Semester):		261,601
3^rd Semester (06 CH)	Semester Enrollment Fee	7,900	Recurring fee for every Semester
	Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 13,177/ 3CH)	39,531
	Clinical Rotation / Credit Hour (@ Rs.17,152/ 3 CH	51,456
	Examination fee	8,400
	Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,400
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Total (3^rd Semester):		108,687

Semesters	Heads	Charges (Rs.)	Payment Schedule
2^nd Semester (13 CH) Fall 2026	Prospectus fee	–	At the time of seeking admission
	Application / test fee	–	At the time of seeking admission
	Admission fee	–	One time Charges
	University Registration Fee	–	One time Charges
	Security (Refundable)	–	One time Charges
	Medical Check Up for Clinical rotations at SIH	–	One time Charges
	Semester Enrollment Fee	7,900	Recurring fee for every Semester
	Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 13,177/CH)	171,301
	Examination fee	8,400
	Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,400
Total (2^nd Semester):		189,001
4^th Semester (09 CH)	Semester Enrollment Fee	7,900	Recurring fee for every Semester
	Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 13,177/ 0 CH)	–
	Clinical Rotation / Credit Hour (@ Rs.17,152/ 3 CH	51,456
	Research Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs.8,259 / 6 CH)	49,554
	Examination fee	8,400
	Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,400
	Degree fee	9,100	One time Charges
	Transcript fee	5,250	One time Charges
	Graduation fee	9,800	One time Charges
Total (4^th Semester):		142,860

Hospitals
Private clinics
Academia
Administration in Health Services (Clinical Manager, Clinical Coordinator)
Research Organizations
Rehabilitation centers
Multinational companies (organizational Psychologist)
Policies making bodies
law enforcement agencies (Armed Forces, FIA)
NGO’s