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Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Sydney
55 Elizabeth St, Sydney, NSW 2000
Student Information
Provider's Published Fee
Duration
Intakes
Study Mode
Eligibility
Domestic students
International students
Additional requirements
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Professional Body
Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC)
Accreditation Status
AccreditedSkills Assessor
Australian Psychological Society (APS)
Course Content
Electives
Complete 40 units of electives to fulfil the requirements of the program. Electives can be used to extend and complement your core studies with more courses in the same field of study, or from areas that might be of interest to you. Electives can be chosen from all courses available at the University that do not have any other conditions (such as a course requisite) applied to them.
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Introductory Research Methods in Psychology
Advanced Cognitive Psychology: Theory and Applications
Criminal Psychology
Psychology Introduction 1
Advanced Health Psychology
Environmental Values and Ethics
Psychology Introduction 2
Advanced Special Topics in Psychology 2
Introduction to the Nutritional, Physical and Psychological Aspects of Wellness
Foundations of Psychological Practice
Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Advanced Multidisciplinary Laboratories
International Study Experience
Statistics for the Sciences
Scientific Illustration
Evidence-based Mental Health Interventions
Health Economics and Finance
Cognitive Psychology
Social Development and the Environment
Biological Psychology
Ethical Research in Aboriginal Communities
Introduction to Mental Health and Mental Disorders
Introduction to Programming
Social Psychology
Ethics of Emerging Technologies
Advanced Interdisciplinary Challenges
Studies in Population Health and Health Promotion
Advanced Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology
Media Literacy
Foundations of Applied Psychological Science
Applied Statistics and Research Methods
Individual Differences and Assessment
Teaching Scientific Literacy
Advanced Perception and Learning in Psychology
Research Integrated Learning
Advanced Developmental Psychology
Shaping Human Services: Social Policy and the Political Process
Advanced Transdisciplinary Capstone
Work Integrated Learning in Psychology
Common Questions
The Bachelor of Psychological Science (Advanced) at the University of Newcastle has a duration of 156 weeks.
Yes, the course includes a work component of 14 hours per week over 10 weeks, totalling 140 hours of work-based learning.
The estimated total course cost is AU$143,512, which comprises a tuition fee of AU$142,336 and a non-tuition fee of AU$1,176.
The course is offered at two locations: The University of Newcastle's Callaghan campus and the Central Coast campus, both in New South Wales. Both locations are owned and operated by the provider.
Eligibility for extended Post-Study Work Rights requires the course to be registered, be a Skills Level 1 qualification (which this Bachelor degree is), have a duration of 92 weeks or greater (this course is 156 weeks), and have its narrow Field of Education align with the Skills Level 1 priority list. The course falls under Psychology (Behavioural Science), so students should verify current eligibility with the Department of Education at ESOS-PolicyTeam@education.gov.au.
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