Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)

During the first three years of the Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) students will acquire knowledge about fundamental topics in psychology, including interpersonal communication skills, lifespan development, biological psychology, social psychology, abnormal psychology, individual differences, cross-cultural psychology, and other areas of applied psychology as well as research methods. Students will develop skills in research, communication and problem-solving. In the fourth year of the course, students will build upon this foundational knowledge and learn more about topics that are relevant to psychological practice, including assessment, intervention, and professional issues and ethics. Students will undertake advanced research training, culminating in the development of a project which they will design, conduct, and report in a scholarly format.

Note that to progress to the third and fourth year of this course, students need to maintain a minimum GPA and meet additional requirements.