Victoria University of Wellington

Overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Education and Psychology at Victoria University of Wellington offers a comprehensive foundation in both fields. This programme is designed to cultivate essential skills such as research, critical thinking, and effective communication. Students will delve into the understanding of learning and behavior, focusing on how these can be nurtured and supported in inclusive, real-world environments.

What you'll study

The course is structured over three years, comprising a total of 360 credits. The curriculum integrates a series of psychology and research courses, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience.

• Year 1:
  • Psychology I
  • Research Methods
  • Introductory Statistics and Academic Skills
• Year 2:
  • Psychology II
  • Psychology III
  • Quantitative Research
  • Statistics for the Natural and Social Sciences
• Year 3:
  • Psychology IV
  • Culturally Centred Educational Psychology
  • Capstone-style Research and/or Advanced Coursework

Students may also have the option to choose additional electives or meet general BA requirements, depending on their individual study plans. For precise course details, it’s advisable to consult the current programme handbook upon enrollment.

Entry requirements

To gain admission to the Bachelor of Arts in Education and Psychology, applicants must meet the general entry requirements set by Victoria University of Wellington. This includes providing evidence of prior academic qualifications. Specific subject prerequisites may vary based on the applicant’s educational background and country of origin.

Currently, there are no GRE, GMAT, or GPA score requirements for this programme.

Career prospects