Bachelor of Arts Honours (Psychology)

The Bachelor of Arts Honours (Psychology) is an additional year of study at Murdoch University designed to further the knowledge you've developed throughout your undergraduate arts degree with a psychology focus, building advanced academic and research skills in psychology.

Yes, Murdoch University offers several scholarships relevant to honours students, including the 2026 S2 Academic Excellence Awards for Honours (available to high achieving domestic students starting a Murdoch honours degree) and the Banksia Association Honours Scholarship (providing financial assistance during the honours year), among others.

Based on Murdoch University's course listings, honours degrees are generally available in both full-time and part-time study modes, though specific scheduling details for the Bachelor of Arts Honours (Psychology) are not detailed on this page.

Becoming a registered psychologist in Australia takes a minimum of six years. The Bachelor of Arts Honours (Psychology) can form part of that pathway, with further postgraduate study such as the Master of Applied Psychology (Professional) or Graduate Diploma in Psychology (Advanced) required to complete the accreditation and registration process.

The Bachelor of Arts Honours at Murdoch University has the course code H1256, as listed in Murdoch's course directory.