BA (Honours) in Philosophy and Psychological Studies seek to answer profound questions about ourselves and our place in the social and physical universe. In this degree, you'll investigate a range of philosophical debates about ethics, justice, scientific knowledge, religion, art, and the self. You'll cover the core approaches in social, cognitive and developmental psychology, and some applied aspects of professional practice.

Why do people behave the way they do? How do our minds work? The key knowledge areas within psychology are all covered in the BSc (Hons) Psychology (BPS) course. You will learn the history of psychological theory as well as research methods, biological psychology, cognitive psychology, individual differences, developmental psychology and social psychology on one bachelor’s in psychology (Hons) course.

Thinking of a career in psychology? Or just want to explore an interest in the field? Our BSc Psychology is a great place to start. This course has been designed to equip you with critical psychological skills, knowledge and values that can be applied to real-world contexts.

By studying the Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) in Australia, you will be equipped with sound research and analytical skills alongside advanced learning of the theoretical paradigms of Psychology.

If you're looking to take your first steps in a psychology-related field, our BSc (Hons) Psychology is a great place to start. This course offers a strong focus on applied learning to provide you with real-world skills to enhance your employability. You will develop evidence-based knowledge of current psychological theories and issues and discover how they can be applied to everyday life as well as in a professional setting.

Take the next step in your journey to becoming a registered Psychologist. JCU Psychology graduates are highly skilled and prepared for the future of science. The Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) [End-on] can be used as a pathway into the Master of Psychology (Clinical) or the Master of Professional Psychology at JCU.

The purpose of the psychology program is to provide students with a grasp of the guiding psychological principles of human behavior. Coursework is designed to adhere to recommendations by the American Psychological Association which emphasizes a broad foundation including courses in experimental methodology, critical thinking, human development, and the biological, social, and clinical aspects of behavior.

Psychology students at Earlham practice real-life observation, hone counseling skills, assist with faculty research, and conduct research of their own. This approach allows students to be involved in their discipline in ways that are both relevant and demanding.

Students will study the broad range of the discipline, focusing on both theoretical and applied aspects of psychology, with a strong emphasis on developing a vigorous research methodology, scientific critical thinking, and applicable study skills. This learning will be facilitated by our faculty of talented, active, international researchers.

Psychology courses at Hinds Community College offer students an opportunity to explore behavior and find out what makes people “tick.” Most students take Psychology courses so they are better able to help others, to understand their own behavior, to make them better at their career, or just because the courses are interesting!

Study Neuroscience at Saint Francis University Neuroscience programs at SFU are a great match for students who enjoy making connections across biological and psychological sciences and are curious about the structure and function of our brain and nervous system, including sensory, neuromuscular and cognitive systems.

Using science to understand how people think, feel and behave. This program is for those who are interested in using science to understand people. Be inspired to build new knowledge and discover new things using a variety of scientific methods.

Select any 4 courses from the Emphasis lists below and complete at least 12-16 units. You do NOT need to declare a specific Emphasis and the 4 courses you select do NOT have to be from the same Emphasis list.

Select any 4 courses from the Emphasis lists below and complete at least 12-16 units. You do NOT need to declare a specific Emphasis and the 4 courses you select do NOT have to be from the same Emphasis list.