Psychology (Psychological Science), Bachelor

A Bachelor of Psychology explores what drives human thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, serving as an initial step toward becoming a registered psychologist and a strong foundation for diverse careers. Students can combine this degree with other fields to specialize in areas like human development, emotion, cognition, personality, psychological health, and disorders. The program integrates cutting-edge research and practical applications, teaching research methods to build expertise in understanding human experiences.At Murdoch University, key advantages include its role as a pathway to professional registration, a five-star rating for skills development in Western Australia (Good Universities Guide 2024), and opportunities to develop in-demand technical and interpersonal skills for various industries. Graduates gain knowledge in psychological disorders, wellbeing, memory, societal influences, and more, leading to careers such as psychologist (with further study), human resources officer, manager, or researcher. The course is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council for specific campuses, with reserved places for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants to promote equity.