• Complete a nationally accredited major sequence in psychology
• Enhance your career opportunities by combining your psychology degree with an area that suits your interests and career goals
• Learn from internationally renowned researchers on core topics like brain function, autism, trauma, social justice, sleep disorders, learning and memory, and eating disorders
• Gain essential knowledge and skills required for further study to practise as a registered psychologist
• Gain skills and knowledge for other professions where psychology is beneficial such as government, social and community work, and statistics.

To register as a practising psychologist in Australia, you must complete an honours program in psychology and either two further years of supervised experience, or an approved qualification such as a Master of Psychology (Clinical).

Potential occupations include:

• graduate resource worker
• youth worker
• employment consultant
• graduate market researcher
• human resources consultant.

Potential employers include:

• community health providers
• consulting firms
• government agencies
• hospitals
• market research companies
• research centres
• rehabilitation facilities.

Professional accreditation/recognition

This degree is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council.