The display showcased the intellectual depth and emotional insight of the graduating class, who used their work to highlight nuanced psychological challenges facing individuals and communities today. Each project stood as a testament to the students’ commitment to evidence-based research, empathy, and the pursuit of meaningful change in society.
Dr. Moeed Yusuf, Vice Chancellor of BNU, visited the display and engaged thoughtfully with the students, encouraging them to continue bridging academic research with real-world impact. Families, faculty members, and peers gathered to celebrate the hard work, resilience, and creativity that shaped these compelling research narratives.
The BS Thesis Display 2025 was more than a showcase—it was a forum for dialogue, reflection, and collective growth. The event solidified IP’s role in nurturing critical thinkers and future psychologists, while reaffirming BNU’s broader mission to foster inquiry, compassion, and societal transformation through education.
