Program Overview

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Bachelor of Psychological Science

The Bachelor of Psychological Science is a comprehensive undergraduate program designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of the principles and practices of psychology.

Course Maps

Course maps are visual outlines of the sequence of units and electives for each course. They are based on the official ACU Handbook and are subject to change. Any queries regarding the course structure should be directed to the course coordinator.

• Bachelor of Psychological Science - students commencing in Semester 1 2026
• Bachelor of Psychological Science - students who commenced in Semester 1 2025
• Bachelor of Psychological Science - students who commenced in Semester 1 2024
• Bachelor of Psychological Science - students who commenced in Semester 1 2023 or prior

Course Rules

The course rules for the Bachelor of Psychological Science are as follows:

• 2026 Bachelor of Psychological Science
• 2025 Bachelor of Psychological Science
• 2024 Bachelor of Psychological Science
• 2023 Bachelor of Psychological Science
• 2022 Bachelor of Psychological Science

Recognition of Prior Learning

Students who have already studied at university at an appropriate level or have significant relevant work experience may be eligible to apply for credit/recognition of prior learning towards their ACU course.

Unit Offerings 2026

The following units are offered in 2026:

• 2026 Unit Selection Information - Minors and Electives
• 2026 Arts Unit Listings
• Study Health Sciences Units in Rome
• ACU Core Curriculum Units

Please note that study modes and unit availability are subject to change, and not all units are on offer at all times. Units may be offered in different modes (attendance, multi-mode, online scheduled, or online unscheduled).

Course Information

Professional Practice

Students participating in Professional Practice or Community Engagement activities may be asked to complete a range of background checks, certifications, immunizations, and registrations as required by Federal and State/Territory laws prior to commencing their placement, practicum, or field experience.

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For all general enquiries or questions regarding course enrollment, fees, timetabling, results, or graduation, please contact the relevant support team.

About the Program

The Bachelor of Psychological Science is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of psychology, including its principles, theories, and practices. The program covers a range of topics, including research methods, statistics, and professional practice.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Bachelor of Psychological Science may pursue careers in a variety of fields, including psychology, research, education, and healthcare.

Research Areas

The program covers a range of research areas, including clinical psychology, cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, and social psychology.

Admission Criteria

To be eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Psychological Science, applicants must meet the university's admission requirements, which include:

• Completion of a high school diploma or equivalent
• Achievement of a minimum grade point average (GPA)
• Completion of prerequisite subjects, such as English and mathematics

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for the Bachelor of Psychological Science vary depending on the student's citizenship and residency status. For more information, please refer to the university's website.

Academic Calendar

The academic calendar for the Bachelor of Psychological Science is as follows:

• Semester 1: March to June
• Semester 2: July to October

Campus Locations

The Bachelor of Psychological Science is offered at several campus locations, including:

• Ballarat
• Blacktown
• Brisbane
• Canberra
• Melbourne
• North Sydney
• Rome
• Strathfield

Facilities and Resources

The university provides a range of facilities and resources to support student learning, including:

• Libraries
• Computer labs
• Research centers
• Counseling services
• Career advice

Student Support

The university offers a range of support services to help students succeed in their studies, including:

• Academic advising
• Career counseling
• Mental health support
• Disability support

Alumni

The university has a strong alumni network, with graduates working in a variety of fields around the world. Alumni can stay connected with the university through a range of events and activities.