Overview
Overview
In this course you will be introduced to formal studies of the human mind. You’ll learn about the scientist–practitioner model of psychology, exploring the scientific mindset and the role of ethics in psychological research and practice. You’ll also have the option to study child developmental psychology or health psychology.
This course is your chance to explore the discipline of psychology and to learn about careers in psychology. And because you’ll study part-time, and with a choice of online or on-campus study, you’ll be able to fit your study around your lifestyle.
After completing this certificate, you’ll qualify for entry into our Bachelor of Psychology course. You’ll also be eligible for credit for the four units you have completed, which will reduce the overall duration of your psychology degree course.
What you'll learn
- apply principles and concepts of psychology in a variety of contexts relevant to further learning and/or work in an unrelated field
- apply critical and creative thinking and problem solving skills relevant to psychology to generate innovative solutions to problems
- use technology appropriately to communicate effectively
- consider global perspectives on psychology and international psychology standards
- work professionally in teams and independently, and demonstrate life-long learning skills
