Combine a Bachelor of Politics and International Relations and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology at UC and you will: gain knowledge of the principles, concepts and issues that are shaping the world, including the challenges of modern terrorism and contemporary regional politics in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond be able to apply an in-depth understanding of the historical and current systems of Australian politics and public policy, provide policy advice and develop new policies learn to recognise the relationships between political values, political power and public policy and the impact each of these has within the Australian context develop high level theoretical and empirical analysis skills and the ability to interpret world events and issues acquire an understanding of the scientific basis of the discipline of psychology and understand the research methods used by psychologists gain an ability to apply research methods to design and conduct studies, analyse and interpret results and write research reports using APAC conventions understand the application of values, research and professional ethics in psychological research and in other professional contexts.

Admission Requirements Normal UC admission requirements to an undergraduate course. The normal UC requirements for admission to undergraduate degrees are based on an entrance rank. A rank can be achieved by the following means: Year 12 ATAR other Australian Qualification work Experience overseas Qualification English Language Requirements: Academic IELTS of 6.0 or equivalent, with no band score below 6.0