Graduates can pursue careers as:

Child Development Specialists – Working in child development centres and educational institutions.
Child Psychopathology Therapists – Providing therapy and intervention for children with mental health disorders.
Early Intervention Specialists – Assisting children at risk for developmental delays.
Behavioural Counsellors – Supporting families and children in managing psychological issues.
School Counselors – Providing counselling services in educational settings.
Child Welfare Officers – Working with government and non-government organisations to support child welfare.

Graduates will:

Understand the stages of childhood development and key psychopathological disorders.
Identify and assess developmental and psychological issues in children.
Apply appropriate intervention strategies for children with behavioural and psychological challenges.
Develop skills in working with children and families to improve developmental outcomes.
Collaborate with healthcare professionals, educators, and caregivers for holistic care.
Conduct research in childhood development and psychopathology.
Uphold ethical practices while working with vulnerable populations.