University of Canberra

Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Laws at the University of Canberra combines the exploration of psychological principles with a thorough education in legal studies. This program prepares students to adeptly navigate both disciplines, fostering a comprehensive understanding of human behavior within legal frameworks.

Endorsed by the Supreme Court of the ACT and NSW, this program provides distinct opportunities, including international law internships and a pathway to pursue a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice in the final year. Graduates emerge ready for a variety of roles in both the legal and psychological fields.

What you'll study

Core Courses:

• Law and Justice
• Dispute Management
• Capstone Law and Justice
• Lawyers' Responsibility
• Constitutional Law
• Legal Theory
• Psychological Research Methods
• Ethics in Psychology

In addition to core courses, students have the flexibility to choose electives from a diverse range of subjects, allowing them to personalize their educational journey.

Entry requirements

To be considered for admission to this program, applicants must meet specific criteria, which can be fulfilled through:

• Completion of Year 12 ATAR
• Other recognized Australian qualifications
• Relevant professional experience
• Overseas qualifications

Career prospects

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Laws are well-equipped to pursue various career paths in both the legal and psychological sectors. The unique combination of skills gained through this program enhances employability and prepares students for roles such as legal advisors, counselors, and various positions within law enforcement and social services.