1. Bachelor of Arts, Science or Philosophy/
Graduate-Entry Diploma in Science (Psychology)
3-year APAC accredited sequence
2 × Level 1 units, 3 × Level 2 units, 8 × Level 3 units
Areas of study: Normal and abnormal development, Groups and organisations, Cognition & perception, Research methods
Honours
4th year APAC accredited course
50% coursework in research design, methods, communication and practice
50% thesis describing your novel research project under supervision of an expert in the field
*Competitive entry based on average marks for Level 3 units (typically 74-75%)
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PhD
Graduate Certificate
Master’s
Industrial and Organisational Psychology
Business Psychology (not in 2018)
Clinical Psychology
Clinical Neuro-psychology
Combined Master’s / PhD
Autism Diagnosis
Postgraduate Courses
Emphasis placed on enabling students to appreciate, and benefit from, the exciting synergies between practice and research
Management consultancy
Human resources
Consumer analyst
Employee training
Marketing
Welfare work
Child protection
Juvenile justice
Community correction
Disability work
Drug and alcohol rehabilitation
Youth work
Etc.
Employment opportunities
*Competitive entry based on academic performance, referee reports and interview
Please note that there also postgraduate study options outside of the School of Psychological Science, e.g. Graduate Diploma in School Psychology via the Graduate School of Education, Master of Human Resources and Employment Relations via the Business School or Master of Social Work via the School of Population and Global Health.
Postgraduate degrees in psychology typically lead to employment in careers in hospital settings, private practice, professional services, the education sector, and academia.