Psychology

Psychology

Psychology offers students a deep dive into psychological theory, research methods, and the development of critical and analytical thinking skills. In Australia, it’s predominantly pursued at the bachelor’s level, as a 4-year qualification is required to match the standards for Master’s programs. For those driven to gain personal insight and make a positive impact on others, a career in counselling presents a fulfilling and transformative path.

Global Ranking

4 Australian universities rank in the top 50 world’s best universities for Psychology and 3 more rank in the top 100 as per QS subject ranking of 2024. Some of the top-performing Universities with rankings are as follows:
  • The University of Melbourne – 21
  • The University of New South Wales – 30
  • The University of Sydney – 31
  • The University of Queensland – 33
  • Monash University – 52
  • Australian National University – 85
  • The University of Western Australia – 94

Career Options

Outcomes after completing the Psychology & Counselling
Counselling Community Work Palliative Care
Family Support School Counselling Refugee Services
Multicultural Services Welfare Services Youth Work

Coursed offered & duration

  • Bachelor of Psychology – Three-year courses
  • Master of Psychology – Two-year courses

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees range between AUD 30,000 to AUD 48,000 per year
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