YOUR PSYCHOLOGY CAREER AFTER ACAP
ACAP’s psychology courses can lead you to various fulfilling career paths. From juvenile justice to psychotherapy, the possibilities are endless with a qualification in psychology. Find out about typical occupations and salaries below, based on industry data.
Potential Career and Salary
Between 2018 and 2031, industry demand for psychological services is expected to rise by 29%. ACAP’s psychology courses can lead you to various fulfilling career paths. From juvenile justice to psychotherapy, the possibilities are endless with a qualification in psychology. Our accredited courses, strong industry connections, academic excellence and unrivalled student support means that you will graduate ready to take on the real world.Find out about typical occupations and salaries below, based on industry data.
| Job Title/Average Salary | Job Title/Average Salary |
|---|---|
| Behavioural Health: $97,628~ | Caseworker: $70,000- $85,000^ |
| Child Mental Health: $104,994* | Child Protection: $99,249* |
| Community Mental Health: $78,964* | Corrective Services: $65,000- $80,000^ |
| Disability and Ageing Support Worker: $66,359* | Juvenile Justice: $60,000 - $70,000^ |
| Mental Health Services: $98,216* | Psychologist: $90,000- $100,000^ |
| Psychosocial Recovery Coach: $62,551~ | Psychotherapist: $89,725* |
| Social Policy Researcher: $87,393_ | Social Worker: $80,000- $95,000^ |
| Substance Abuse Expert: $104,741~ |
Sectors to work in
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Immigration and Customs
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Police and Australian Defence Force
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Intelligence
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Performance and Sports
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Organisational and Management Roles
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Research, Teaching and Training
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Human Services
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Private Practice (e.g. clinical or neuro psych)
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Health, Social Welfare and Mental Health
Data Sources For Indicated Salaries (sourced January 2023)
* Talent ^ Seek ~ Indeed _ SalaryExpert