Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Health Science in Psychology Conjoint Programmes
Mixed Studies
A course by
AUT
Develop skills in both business and psychology with AUT's conjoint Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Health Science in Psychology, designed to equip graduates for roles that bridge human and organisational needs.
NZ$9,472
inc GST
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This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 7 Certification (525 Credits)
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NZ$9,472
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing
This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 7 Certification (525 Credits)
Advanced
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10
Core skills this course teaches
Develop integrated business and psychology expertise
Graduates build strong foundational knowledge in core business areas and an in-depth understanding of psychological principles.
Apply business knowledge and psychological theory in real-world contexts
What You're Signing Up For
Gain a sound understanding of human psychology and key business skills with this conjoint programme from AUT. Over four and a half years, students develop a core understanding of business disciplines and psychological research/theory, opening up diverse career prospects including advertising, human resources, management, and leadership. The programme blends business acumen with scientific approaches to understanding people, building graduates’ capacity to operate effectively in fields where human behaviour and organisational success intersect.
Course Content
- Core business disciplines (e.g. accounting, economics, finance, management, leadership, information systems, marketing)
- Psychological research and theory
- Human Resource Management and Employment Relations
- International Business and Strategy
- Marketing
- Key business skills for diverse industries
- Understanding of human behaviour in organisational contexts
- Preparation for HPCA and VCA Act requirements
What you need to know first
New Zealand University Entrance or equivalent
NCEA Level 3 with merit or equivalent
Find these employment opportunities
Human resourcesEmployment relationsAdvertisingBusiness managementLeadershipSalesRoles requiring understanding of both organisational and human behaviour
