The Bachelor of Psychological Science / Bachelor of Social Science at The University of Newcastle empowers you to critically analyse human behaviour, social relationships, and societal structures. You will explore the complexities of the human mind and social experience, gaining a deep understanding of areas such as mental health, cognitive processes, and sociological theory. This combined degree is ideal for those driven by a desire to understand people and apply scientific methodologies to real-world social issues, preparing you to make a tangible difference.
This comprehensive undergraduate program is studied full-time on campus over four years, integrating core courses in psychology and sociology with advanced research methods and statistics. You will engage with topics ranging from cognitive psychology and developmental psychopathology to social analysis and policy development. Through hands-on projects and applied research, you will develop essential professional skills and graduate with the analytical expertise to pursue diverse career pathways in fields like social work, human resources, research, and community services.