Bachelor's
Bachelor of Science (Psychology) – ANU
Course Overview
The Bachelor of Science (Psychology) explores the scientific study of human behaviour, cognition, emotion, and mental processes through a research-driven curriculum. Students examine developmental, cognitive, biological, social, and abnormal psychology while developing skills in psychological assessment, research methods, and statistical analysis.
Laboratory activities and research projects strengthen critical thinking and evidence-based evaluation of human behaviour. The program also introduces ethical practice and the application of psychological principles across health, education, and workplace settings. Graduates establish a strong foundation for postgraduate psychology training or careers in research, human services, education, and organisational development.
Entry Requirements
- Academic Records: Completion of 10 + 2 qualification (e.g., ATAR ~80+ or equivalent international credential).
- English Proficiency: IELTS 6.5 overall (min 6.0 in sub-scores) or equivalent.
- Prerequisites / Knowledge: Assumed knowledge in secondary mathematics and science.
- Application Materials: Official secondary school transcripts and completion certificate.
- Waterford Institute of TechnologySecondary school grading scale documentation.
Career Outcomes
- Psychology Assistant
- Behaviour Support Practitioner
- Human Resources Officer
- Research Assistant
- Mental Health Support Worker
Scholarship Available
- Yes (ANU International Scholarships
- Chancellor’s International Scholarship
- College Scholarships)
