Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)(BPsychSc(Hons))
The Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) program is a one-year degree that provides a fourth year of recognised study in psychology.
The degree is suitable for people who have already completed an accredited three-year sequence of study and wish to continue their training towards registration as a psychologist.
It will also suit those seeking employment in areas that value a knowledge of psychology and more advanced level research and writing skills.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) may be eligible to enter postgraduate psychology programs depending on the grades they achieve.
Students in the Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) complete an independent research project under supervision as well as advanced coursework.
This course is recognised by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council that sets standards for psychology education in Australasia.
Quick look at the Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)
| Course length | Minimum1 year F/T or 2 years P/T Maximum 1 year F/T or 2 years P/T |
| Entry requirements | Completed a 3 year accredited sequence in Psychology within the last 10 years. Credit average in second and third year units, including a credit in the majority of psychology units. |
| Available to | Domestic and International Students |
| Study | On-campus in Sydney only |
| Units | 6 x 4 credit points units of study, 3 coursework and 3 research (24 credit points in total) CRICOS code 071877C |
| Funding | FEE-HELP is available |
Did you know?
It takes six years to become eligible to be registered as a psychologist in Australia. The six years can be made up of:
- six years of accredited study;
- five years of accredited study and one year of supervised practice;
- four years of accredited study and two years of supervised practice;
