The Bachelor of Psychological Science / Bachelor of Media and Communication at The University of Newcastle is designed for those who seek to understand human behaviour and effectively communicate complex ideas across diverse platforms. This dual degree equips you with a robust foundation in psychological principles, including cognitive psychology, social psychology, and mental health, while simultaneously developing your skills in media production, public relations, and digital media engagement. You will explore the intricate interplay between individual minds and societal narratives, preparing you for a dynamic career landscape where psychological insight and communication prowess are highly valued.
This undergraduate program is studied full-time on campus over four years, offering a comprehensive curriculum that includes core courses in both psychology and media. You will engage with subjects like introductory research methods in psychology, communication creativity, and global media industries, culminating in advanced studies and practical application. Throughout your degree, you will develop critical analytical skills and creative communication strategies, preparing you to graduate with a versatile skillset applicable to fields such as marketing, public relations, user experience design, and mental health advocacy, ready to make a significant impact.