Bachelor of Psychology
Overview
This course is designed for students with a humanities or science background. It is for students who are interested in careers comprising psychology and a wide range of areas including arts and humanities, family and child support, youth work, community work, human services, criminology and justice. The course equips students with skills in analyzing, researching behavior and explaining interactions between people and their environment. If you are planning to study psychology abroad, this program prepares you with a strong academic foundation and practical skills to work globally. Many students choose to study psychology abroad to broaden their career prospects and gain international exposure, while others prefer to study in Australia for its world-class education and diverse opportunities.
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University Details
Established in 1991, Edith Cowan University (ECU) is today a quality university with excellent student satisfaction and internationally recognised research. Located at Joondalup and South West (Bunbury), Edith Cowan University (ECU) has consistently received a 5 star rating for its teaching quality, as published in the Good Universities Guide. ECU has the largest Nursing program and the only dual Nursing/Midwifery degree in Western Australia. With a range of unique specialist undergraduate and postgraduate nursing courses, ECU provides students with access to excellent health and wellness facilities including demo and clinical practice wards, simulation centres for scenario-based learning, and placements with a range of health providers.
Duration: 3 years
Delivery mode :Online/On Campus
Entry Criteria
- IELTS – individual and overall 6
- 65% aggregate in Higher secondary
- Campus : Joondalup
- Intakes : Semester 1 & 2
- View Details : https://www.ecu.edu.au/ degrees/courses/bachelor-of-psychology
Course Outcome
- Public sector worker
- Government agency worker
- Market researcher
- Children and family service provider
- Marketer
- Human resource worker
- Statistician
- Mental health services worker
- Financial service worker
- Police force officer