Psychology Programs

Investigate the mind

What makes people do the things they do? How does the mind work? How can you help others to lead their best lives?

These are the questions that fascinate you. A Bachelor of Psychology, Bachelor of Social Sciences (Psychology), or Bachelor of Arts with a major in Psychological Studies from Western can help you find the answers.

Led by internationally-recognised psychology academics and practitioners, Western’s Psychology program is ranked in the top 200 in the world (QS World University Rankings 2021).

You’ll explore scientific techniques and methods to understand human cognition, affect and behaviour. Gain interdisciplinary and specialist knowledge that will set you up for a huge choice of careers.

Western also offers world-class postgraduate degrees in the growing areas of Clinical Psychology, Professional Psychology and Research.

Be prepared to take your career to the next level with a strong balance of theory and practical guidance.

Unlock the secrets of the mind. And unlock a world of unlimited potential.

Learn from the best

Western has been ranked in the Top 250 universities in the world for Psychology in the 2022 QS World University Rankings by Subject.

Psychology Facilities

Gain access to Western’s new, $30 million Science and Psychology building at Parramatta. Get practical experience at psychology testing labs situated at Parramatta, Bankstown and Penrith campuses.

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Liberate your ambition and stand out from the rest, at the world’s best. Classes start in 2023.

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