Bachelor of Psychology and Counselling

This course provides students with introductory counselling skills to complement their knowledge of the discipline of psychology It prepares students for working in a counselling role or for further postgraduate studies in psychology and counselling The course equips students with skills in analysing researching behaviour and explaining interactions between people and their environmentCourse learning outcomesApply broad discipline knowledge to a range of theoretical and technical psychology and counselling situationsThink critically to analyse interpret and conceptualisesynthesise complex psychology and counselling knowledge and problemsThink creatively to anticipate challenges and generate psychology and counselling relevant solutions and responsesUse digital technologies and psychology and counselling related literacies to access evaluate and synthesise relevant information from multiple sourcesCommunicate psychology and counselling knowledge and ideas clearly coherently and with independenceDemonstrate a global outlook with respect for cultural diversity including Indigenous cultural competenceWork collaboratively and demonstrate initiative to implement social sustainable and ethical values through appropriate psychology and counselling methodsDemonstrate autonomy accountability and judgement for own learning and scholarship

There are various ways to meet our admission requirements, such as:Secondary school resultsSuccessful completion of one year of tertiary study from a recognised institutionCompleted Diploma program from a recognised institutionEnglish competency requirements: