Course results for Undergraduate Psychology & mental health Degrees

From public health to business, this course opens a range of career pathways in addition to professional psychology. You’ll study the scientific foundations of psychology, and zoom in on human relationships or neuroscience. Includes research methods.

Gain an introduction to a range of topics including mental health, the impact of chronic health conditions on quality of life, mental health first aid, and applied counselling skills.

Take this significant step towards becoming a professional psychologist. You’ll build a portfolio of skills to work with clients. Cover the major fields in contemporary psychology. Explore psychology research methods and complete your honours project.

Delve into the foundations of psychology. Nurture your understanding of mental health and wellbeing. You’ll gain invaluable insights into the Australian health system. Get prepared for the challenges and opportunities of a psychology career.

Build a strong foundation of psychological principles and practices. You’ll unpack human mental processes like thought, experience, and the senses. Take this blended course for thorough grounding in psychology and get prepared for a people-focused career.

Whether you want to do further study or start work straight away, this diploma is a great entry point. Learn the basics of health sciences, from human structure and function to health data. Earn up to 1 year's course credit for the bachelor's degree.

Forge your own path with this multi-disciplinary degree. Choose from 9 health science majors. Gain experience through internships and placements. Explore your interests via majors like creative writing or sociology.

Gain a wide range of skills you can apply to many different industries. Choose a major like environmental studies, philosophy and ethics, or history. Graduate with versatile skills. Complete an international exchange and get to know another culture.

Explore your own values, assumptions, and views to understand how people define themselves and how you might help them. Communicate, reflect, negotiate, and resolve conflict. Specialise in family and child support or professional youth work.

Develop tools for a career dedicated to social justice, welfare, and advocacy. You’ll work on communication, counselling, and policy theory. Build your experience and contacts through work placements. Electives include mediation and child protection.