Collective Psychology Learning Program
A structured pathway through group dynamics, social behavior patterns, and community psychology applications. Build expertise through hands-on research and practical fieldwork starting August 2025.
Progressive Skill Development
Our curriculum follows a carefully designed progression that builds from theoretical foundations to practical applications. Each phase includes mentorship, peer collaboration, and real-world projects that deepen your understanding of how groups function and influence individual behavior.
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Foundation Phase: Understanding Group Dynamics
Begin with core concepts of social psychology and group formation. You'll explore historical research from Lewin, Tajfel, and contemporary scholars while conducting observational studies in local community settings.
- Social identity theory
- Group formation patterns
- Observational research methods
- Ethical considerations
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Application Phase: Research and Analysis
Transition into hands-on research with supervised fieldwork. Design and conduct studies examining collective behavior in various contexts - from workplace teams to community organizations across different cultural settings.
- Survey design
- Statistical analysis
- Cultural psychology
- Interview techniques
- Data interpretation
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Specialization Phase: Advanced Applications
Focus on specialized areas like organizational psychology, community intervention programs, or cross-cultural group dynamics. Complete an independent research project with potential for academic publication or practical implementation.
- Advanced research design
- Intervention strategies
- Professional presentation
- Peer review process
Assessment Methods & Faculty
Evaluation combines theoretical knowledge demonstration with practical skill application. Our experienced faculty provide continuous feedback through multiple assessment formats that mirror real-world professional requirements.
Research Portfolio
Compile findings from field studies, literature reviews, and data analysis projects. Portfolio development spans the entire program with quarterly reviews and peer feedback sessions.
Case Study Analysis
Examine real-world scenarios involving group dynamics challenges. Present solutions using theoretical frameworks and evidence-based approaches through written reports and oral presentations.
Independent Research Project
Design and execute original research addressing current questions in collective psychology. Projects often focus on local community issues or organizational challenges in the Indian context.
Dr. Kiran Saxena
Lead Faculty
15 years researching social identity in multicultural environments with focus on Indian workplace dynamics
Prof. Meera Patel
Research Supervisor
Community psychology specialist with extensive fieldwork experience across rural and urban Indian communities
Dr. Arjun Mehta
Methods Instructor
Statistical analysis and research methodology expert specializing in cross-cultural comparative studies