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Ziauddin University

BS Education & Psychology

Psychology has made its way into every aspect of modern education to make it more systematic, scientific, useful, authentic, objective, and numerical. Strong methods have been applied at present for the understanding of the human mind and behavior. It helped in working out the educational plan and program for an effective solution to the problems through its spectrum span, like:

  • The nature of the learning process, factors influencing the learning process
  • It includes many sub-topics, such as the mental health of the human character.
  • Measurement and evaluation, statistics.
Vision

To produce skilled professionals with exceptional understanding of human behavior in education by applying psychological principles which will help them address challenges and elevate teaching practices.

Mission

Education and Psychology Program aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and theoretical foundations needed to understand learning processes and address educational challenges. We foster critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a scientific mindset, empowering students to contribute significantly to the field of Education and Psychology.

  • Based on 45 % passing marks in the entry requirement certificate/degree.
  • Entry Test in English and Logical reasoning with 60 %
  • A scenario-based interview is 40%.
  • Passing marks in the Ziauddin Admission test are 6o%.
S. No. Course Code Course Credit Hours Category
Semester I
1 ZUGE-004 Functional English 3 (3-0) General Education
2 CPIP-111 Introduction to Psychology (A) 3 (3-0) Interdisciplinary Courses
3 CPSP-112 Introduction to Social Psychology (M) 3 (3-0) Major
4 CPB-114 Introduction to Human Biology 3 (3-0) Major
5 ZUGE-006 Applications of Information & Communication Technologies (ICT) 3 (2-1) General Education
6 ZUGE-003 Pakistan Studies 2 (2-0) General Education
7 ZUGE-009 Fehm-ul-Quran I 1 (1-0) General Education
Total Credits 18
Semester II
1 ZUGE-016 Quantitative Reasoning – II 3 (3-0) General Education
2 EDGE-242 Science of Society – Social Sciences 2 (2-0) General Education
3 ZUGE-005 Expository Writing 3 (3-0) General Education
4 EDMP-235 Curriculum Development 3 (3-0) Major: Professional Course
5 EDMP-112 General Methods of Teaching 3 (3-0) Major: Professional Course
6 EDMP-111 Child Development 3 (3-0) Major: Professional Course
7 ZUGE-010 / ZUGE-013 Understanding of Holy Quran II / Philosophy of Life – II 1 (0-1) General Education
Total Credits 18
Semester III
1 ZUGE-007 Entrepreneurship 2 (2-0) General Education
2 ZUGE-011 Introduction to Statistics 3 (2+1) General Education
3 CPEC-231 Elements of Clinical Psychology (M) 3 (2+1) Major
4 CPNP-232 Neurophysiology (M) 3 (2+1) Major
5 CPPT-233 Personality Theories (M) 3 (3-0) Major
6 CPCP-234 Psychology of Cognition and Perception (M) 3 (2+1) Major
7 CPP-243 Principles of Counseling & Psychotherapy I (M) 3 (2+1) Major
Total Credits 20
Semester IV
1 ZUGE-018 Civic and Community Engagements / School Teacher and Community 2 (2-0) General Education
2 EDMP-482 School Management 3 (3-0) Major: Professional Course
3 EDCE-352 Content Course-I (Mathematics) 3 (3-0) Major: Professional Course
4 EDMP-242 Teaching of English 3 (3-0) Major: Pedagogy Course
5 EDMP-231 Teaching Literacy Skills 3 (3-0) Major: Professional Course
6 ZUGE-001 / ZUGE-002 Islamic Studies (Ethics for Non-Muslim Students) 2 (2-0) General Education
7 ZUGE-008 Ideology & Constitution of Pakistan 2 (2-0) General Education
Total Credits 18
Semester V
1 CPRM-351 Research Methods in Psychology (M) 3 (3-0) Major
2 CPFN-352 Fundamentals of Neuropsychology (M) 3 (2+1) Major
3 CPMP-353 Mental Health & Psychopathology (M) 3 (3-0) Major
4 CPPT-354 Psychological Test & Measurement I (M) 3 (2+1) Major
5 CPEP-355 Educational Psychology (M) 3 (2+1) Major
6 CPCP-356 Principles of Counseling & Psychopathology II (M) 3 (2+1) Major
Total Credits 18
Semester VI
1 EDMP-352 Contemporary Issues and Trends in Education 3 (3-0) Interdisciplinary Courses
2 EDMP-471 Research Methods in Education 3 (3-0) Major: Professional Course
3 EDMP-243 Teaching of Social Studies 3 (3-0) Major: Pedagogy Course
4 EDIT-471 Teaching Practice 3 (3-0) Major: Pedagogy Course
5 EDCE-353 Content Course-I (Science) 3 (3-0) Major: Elective
6 EDCE-362 Content Course-II (Mathematics) 3 (3-0) Major: Elective
Total Credits 18
Semester VII
1 CPPE-471 Professional Practices & Ethics in Psychology (M) 3 (3-0) Major
2 CPT-362 Psychological Test & Measurement II (M) 3 (2+1) Major
3 CPSE-473 Special Education (A) 3 (2+1) Interdisciplinary Courses
4 CPSC-474 Supervised Clinical Practice 3 (0-3) Internship
5 CPDD-475 Clinical Decision Making & Differential Diagnosis (M) 3 (2+1) Major
6 CPQQ-476 Qualitative and Quantitative Research (M) 3 (2+1) Major
Total Credits 18
Semester VIII – Education 
1 EDIT-241 Teaching Practice 3 (3-0) Major: Practical Course
2 EDCE-361 Content Course-II (English) 3 (3-0) Major: Elective
3 EDCE-363 Content Course-II (Science) 3 (3-0) Major: Elective
4 EDCE-364 Content Course-II (S. St.) 3 (3-0) Major: Elective
5 EDRP-481 Research Project 3 (3-0) Capstone Project
6 GEN-AI Generative AI 3 (3-0) General Education
Total Credits 18
OR
Semester VIII – Psychology 
47 CP401 Crisis Intervention (Trauma/Disaster Management) (M) 3 (3-0) Major
48 CPCBT-482 Cognitive Behavior Therapy (M) 3 (2+1) Major
49 CPSC-483 Supervised Clinical Practice 3 (0-3) Internship
50 CPRS-484 Rehabilitation Sciences (A) 3 (2+1) Interdisciplinary Courses
51 CPTH-485 Research Project / Thesis 3 (3-0) Capstone Project
52 GEN-AI Generative AI 3 (3-0) General Education
Total Credits 18
Program Total Credits 146

Education Psychologist

School Counsellor for Schools & Colleges 

Curriculum Developer (identifying students’ learning needs and designing courses/curricula accordingly)

Policy advisor

Graduates of the BS Education & Psychology program will develop a deep understanding of how individuals learn and grow, integrating knowledge from psychology, sociology, and educational philosophy. They will gain skills in research, data analysis, and evaluation of real-life educational settings. The program equips students with expertise in learning theories, behavioral assessment, and counseling techniques. Graduates will also be proficient in curriculum design, student engagement strategies, and psychological interventions for learning difficulties. By the end of the program, students will be prepared to address educational challenges, promote mental well-being, and contribute to school and community development.

Description Amount
Admission Fee (one time) 5,000
Course Fee 30,000
Examination Fee (per semester) 10,000
Security Deposit (refundable) 5,000
Student Activity Fees (annually) 10,000