Learn to benefit individuals and society as a result of your studies of human behaviour, relationships, mental functions and social processes. Explore current concepts and historical developments in psychology. Study the methods and ethics of scientific investigation and evidence-based practice. Experience the benefits of studying within some of Australia's smallest tutorial classes. Access JCU's observation suites, electrically shielded psychophysiology recording facilities, drugs and human performance research facilities. Some subjects include: Behavioural Research Design and Analysis Memory and Cognition Cognitive Neuroscience Environmental Psychology Psychopathology Intercultural Psychology, and Social Psychology. You may also decide to study a joint degree. Graduates of this course, who wish to become a fully registered psychologist, must complete an accredited fourth year course (e.g. BPsychSc [Hons] or Grad DipPsych) plus two years of supervised practice in the field; or an accredited Master’s degree (e.g. Master of Psychology [Clinical]) with one further year of supervised practice. You will study a core program in Psychology and choose additional psychology electives according to your interests and requirements. You’ll also study electives from non-psychology subjects.

Prerequisites English (4,SA) Current Australia OP/Rank 15/66, GCE A Levels 5.5 or equivalents. For more information on undergraduate entry requirements refer to pages 70-72 of the International Undergraduate Guide (https://www.jcu.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/674852/Intl_UG_Guide_2019_Web.pdf). If your country is not listed contact International Admissions. Students who are not proficient in English must demonstrate English language proficiency by achieving a score in a test such as Academic IELTS, TOEFL, Pearson (PTE Academic).