1. Introduction
2. Ancient Greek Philosophy/Psychology
3. Greek Thinkers
4. Psychology In The 5th To 12th Century (Part 1)
5. Psychology In The 5th To 12th Century (Part 2)
6. Renaissance
7. Associationists (Part 1)
8. Associationists (Part 2)
9. German Contribution
10. Industrial Revolution
11. Russian Contributions (Part 1)
12. Russian Contributions (Part 2)
13. Impact Of Physical Sciences On Psychology
14. Structuralist School Of Psychology (Part 1)
15. Structuralist School Of Psychology (Part 2)
16. European Functionalists
17. Behaviorism (Part 1)
18. Behaviorism (Part 2)
19. Behaviorism (Part 3)
20. Neo-Behaviourists (Part 1)
21. Neo-Behaviourists (Part 2)
22. Gestalt Psychology (Part 1)
23. Gestalt Psychology (Part 2)
24. Gestalt School And Dynamic Psychology
25. Historico-Evolutionary Psychology (Part 1)
26. Historico-Evolutionary Psychology (Part 2)
27. Scientific Look At Mental Disorders
28. Scientific Look At Mental Illness
29. Sigmund Freud And The Psychoanalytic Movement (Part 1)
30. Sigmund Freud And The Psychoanalytic Movement (Part 2)
31. Carl Jung And Analytical Psychology
32. Jung’s Analytical Psychology
33. Alfred Adler And Individual Psychology
34. Neo-Freudians (Part 1)
35. Neo-Freudians (Part 2)
36. Erikson And Moreno
37. Humanistic Psychology
38. Modern Trends In Psychological Treatment (Part 1)
39. Modern Trends In Psychological Treatment (Part 2)
40. Anti-Psychiatry Movement
41. Psychology In The Third World
42. Psychology in the Third World: China And Pakistan
43. Psychology In The 21st Century (Part 1)
44. Psychology In The 21st Century (Part 2)
45. Psychology In The 21st Century (Part 3)

This course focuses on the history of Psychology in different ages from ancient concept to the most modern structure. It encompasses the lives as well as the concepts of all those philosophers/psychologists who worked for the subject directly or indirectly including Greek thinkers, Muslim philosophers, Renaissance, Associationists, French Revolution, German contributions, Industrial Revolution, Russian contributions, and different schools of thought. It includes effects of physical science and scientific look to mental disorders. Modern trends in psychological treatment and anti psychiatry movement are also topics of discussion in the subject. It also touches upon Psychology in third world, in Pakistan and in 21st century which of course is a very important topic.