Bachelor of Politics & International Relations/Bachelor of Science in Psychology

This double degree combines the Bachelor of Politics and International Relations with the Bachelor of Science in Psychology at the University of Canberra. The Politics and International Relations component provides students with knowledge at a disciplinary and professional level, while the Psychology component covers the scientific study of human behaviour and mental processes.

This course is offered at the University of Canberra's main campus located in Bruce, ACT 2617, Australia.

Yes, the University of Canberra offers a wide range of scholarships for commencing and current local and international students across undergraduate study areas. Scholarships may assist with textbooks, living costs, accommodation fees, and more. Domestic students can apply after accepting an offer, while international students are considered for scholarships when they apply to UC.

The University of Canberra provides a range of support services including accommodation options, library facilities, mental health seminars, clubs and societies, sporting teams, and study abroad opportunities. UC is also ranked top 5 in the world for reducing inequalities according to the THE Impact Rankings 2023.

Prospective students can get in touch with the University of Canberra by visiting their website, calling +61 2 6201 5111, or emailing study@canberra.edu.au to receive a course guide and find out all they need to know about applying and studying at UC.