Psychology Courses

The online Bachelor of Psychological Science and Sociology degree prepares students to pursue careers in government and not-for-profit organisations, with a specialisation in Ageing and Disability and/or Criminology.

Begin a fulfilling career in counselling with this practical, industry-focused online Diploma of Counselling and Communication Skills course.

Start a rewarding career in psychology with this fully-accredited online Graduate Diploma in Psychology course.

The Graduate Diploma of Psychology is the next step for psychology graduates wishing to be registered as a provisional psychologist.

Accelerate your psychology career and build diverse professional skills with this online Graduate Diploma of Psychology Advanced course.

Help those struggling with addiction and mental health with this online Dual Qualification: Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs and Certificate IV in Mental Health (CHC43215 & CHC43315) course.

This dual qualification provides you with the skills to work as support staff to assist clients with alcohol and other drugs (AOD) and/or mental health issues.

This online Graduate Diploma of Psychology is ideal for those who have completed an undergraduate degree and who wish to transition into the field of psychology.

You will study various psychology topics that will give you a comprehensive overview of the field. This valuable qualification will give you a solid foundation in psychology but does not count as an accredited fourth year psychology course.

The online Diploma of Community Services (CHC52015) course equips you with the skills you need to progress towards leadership roles within the community sector.

Formalise your industry experience and expand your skills base as you cover core learning areas, including working with culturally diverse clients, implementing development strategies and complying with WHS requirements.

This Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) course will give you a solid grounding in the field of psychology.

It is anticipated that graduates will gain employment in sectors requiring the application of psychological knowledge, including human resources, personnel, market research, community services, health and social welfare.