The Bachelor of Psychology and Counselling at Edith Cowan University is your pathway to understanding the complexities of human behaviour and developing the essential skills for therapeutic intervention. This undergraduate degree is ideal for those passionate about exploring the science of psychology and the art of counselling, preparing you for advanced study or direct entry into roles where you can make a tangible difference. You will gain a robust foundation in psychological inquiry, covering areas such as developmental psychology, personality, and mental health interventions, alongside core counselling models and therapeutic practices.
This comprehensive degree is studied full-time on campus over three years, providing an immersive learning experience. You will engage with core units in psychology, including fundamentals of psychological inquiry and applications of psychological literacy, complemented by practical counselling units focusing on diverse populations and therapeutic techniques. Throughout your studies, you will develop critical analytical skills and a deep understanding of human motivation and emotion. Graduates are well-prepared for further postgraduate study in psychology and counselling or to pursue careers where empathy, psychological insight, and communication skills are paramount.