The Bachelor of Psychology is ideal for the student who knows they want to work in the industry. By the end of the four-year degree, you will have the basis for provisional registration as a psychologist in Australia and enough training and experience to start working right away. In the first three years of the course, you will build your specialisation in psychology, studying topics like behavioural neuroscience, social psychology, personality theory, perception, intelligence, abnormal psychology, and developmental psychology. In the fourth year, you will complete an Honours program that includes a research project in a specialised area of psychology that interests you. Upon graduating, you will be eligible to pursue registration as a psychologist in Australia. For more information on how to become a registered psychologist, see the section below under ‘Professional Accreditation’. Majors You are required to complete the Psychology Program, which incorporates the Psychological Sciences major. You are also required to complete a minor, from the shared pool. Careers & future study Career pathways & prospects Future study options Master of Science in Coaching Psychology Master of Clinical Psychology and Doctor of Philosophy Graduate opportunities After three years of study (our psychology program or the Psychological Science major) While not sufficient for registration as a psychologist, a three-year degree will provide opportunities in diverse career fields such as advertising, market research, marketing, public relations, science journalism and public policy. After four years of study (honours in psychology) As well as allowing you to pursue registration as a psychologist, completing honours in psychology opens the door to a wide variety of careers. Honours graduates have the necessary training to work in schools, hospitals, prisons, human resources, developmental disabilities, and various social policy areas in the private and public sectors.