Course Curriculum

The Bachelor of Arts degree requires students who need English language support to complete the Language and Communication for Arts and Social Sciences course in their first trimester, replacing an elective in the Flexible Module. The degree structure includes a Core Module, Major Module, and Flexible Module. For students majoring in Psychology, they must complete 60 credit points across specific courses. These include Developmental Psychology, Personality Psychology, and Career Psychology and Counselling in Trimester 1, each worth 10 credit points. In Trimester 2, students take Social and Cultural Psychology and Adolescent Development, also 10 credit points each. Additionally, Psychological Perspectives on Cultural Diversity is offered in Trimester 1 for 10 credit points. Together, these courses provide a comprehensive foundation in psychological theory and practice, with a focus on developmental stages, personality, cultural diversity, social influences, and career counseling. This structure prepares students with the skills and knowledge to understand human behavior across different contexts and stages of life.