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Psychology and Social Services
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Interested in Psychology and Sociology?
Join a university ranked in the top 10 in Australia for psychology1. Designed and taught by world-class researchers, you’ll study course content that is relevant, up-to-date and informed by cutting-edge research that has been assessed as above world class2.
Your understanding of what makes people tick, and why people act in certain ways is a valuable skill in a wide variety of industries including marketing, health care and social services. Make a real impact on the lives of others. Help people overcome adversity, increase their wellbeing and live life to their full potential.
1THE Subject Rankings 2019
22018 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA)
UniSA Online offers the following Psychology and Sociology degrees
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Bachelor of Psychology |
Bachelor of Psychological Science and Sociology |
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Your degree has been designed to provide a pathway to becoming a clinical psychologist (with further study).* Draw on advanced scientific methods and tools to understand the way humans feel, think, learn and act. Develop analytical skills and a solid understanding of research techniques to conduct, dissect and interpret research and data. Pair your studies with a complementary elective sequence from another discipline such as human services, marketing and communication, social media, or digital media. |
Develop a broad skillset in demand by employers in the growing area of human services. Choose to focus your studies on ageing and disability, and/or criminology.
Combine evidence-based knowledge of human behaviour with a broader sociological understanding of social issues and policies to tackle practical problems that support individuals and communities to lead happier, healthier and more independent lives. |
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Gain specialised skills to pursue a career in the social and community care and services sectors. Careers opportunities include:
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*Accreditation for this program is currently being sought from the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. Subject to accreditation, your three-year Bachelor of Psychology degree is the first step towards becoming a professional psychologist.