Bachelor of Psychological Science
University of Newcastle
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Undergraduate
CRICOS: 00109J
The University of Newcastle's Bachelor of Psychological Science is for those who are interested in understanding how people think, feel and behave. This degree is for those that are inspired to build new knowledge and discover new things. You will learn from leading psychologists who will guide you through a tailored program, specifically designed to give you the skills that employers are seeking. You’ll be able to follow your passions, and customise your study with a wide range of disciplinary choices. Our guidance and mentoring give you the confidence to know you’re heading where you want to with your career in psychology. You’ll begin the important process of establishing the professional networks that will be critical throughout your career. You’ll have authentic opportunities to work with industry and in research whilst you study. By the time you finish your studies, you will have the practical skills to make a difference in the world and contribute new solutions to the many scientific challenges we face.
Structure
- Students are required to complete a total of, but no more than, 240 units, comprised of the following: 160 units of core courses
- 20 units of science directed courses
- 20 units of psychology directed courses
- 40 units of electives.
Subjects
- Research Methodology
- Statistics
- Cognition and Information Processing
- Social Psychology and Personality
- Clinical and Abnormal Behaviour
- Neuroscience
- Psychopharmacology
- Perceptual Processes and Learning Theory
- Developmental Psychology
Standard entry requirements
Year 12 HSC or ATAR equivalent
Study information
| Campus | Fees | Mid year intake | Attendance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Callaghan | International: $128,340 | Yes |
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| Ourimbah | International: $128,340 | No |
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Fee comments
Campuses: Callaghan, Ourimbah.
Fees are indicative and subject to variation. Overall program fee may vary based on course selection.
