Psychology
A course by
University of Canterbury
UC's Bachelor of Psychological Science enables students to build foundational skills in psychological research and practice for careers in scientific, healthcare, legal, social, and other sectors.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Ilam Campus, Christchurch
It will take a total of 3 years

Develop a deep understanding of how the human mind functions and how behaviour is shaped by biological, psychological, and social factors.

Gain expertise in psychological research methods, statistics, observation, and ethical practice in psychology.

Learn ethical standards and professional practice for psychology in various career contexts.
The Bachelor of Psychological Science (BPsycSc) provides a broad-based study in psychology, examining the human mind, behaviour, and influences from environment, culture, and relationships. Students develop observational, technical, research, and professional skills and may specialise with minors in areas such as neuroscience, workplace, and forensic psychology. The programme includes core and elective courses, industry engagement, and a final-year work experience project.
What you need to know first

Healthcare
Research
Social Services
Legal Sector
Government

Psychology and healthcare roles
Psychology
A course by
University of Canterbury
UC's Bachelor of Psychological Science enables students to build foundational skills in psychological research and practice for careers in scientific, healthcare, legal, social, and other sectors.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Ilam Campus, Christchurch
It will take a total of 3 years

Develop a deep understanding of how the human mind functions and how behaviour is shaped by biological, psychological, and social factors.

Gain expertise in psychological research methods, statistics, observation, and ethical practice in psychology.

Learn ethical standards and professional practice for psychology in various career contexts.
The Bachelor of Psychological Science (BPsycSc) provides a broad-based study in psychology, examining the human mind, behaviour, and influences from environment, culture, and relationships. Students develop observational, technical, research, and professional skills and may specialise with minors in areas such as neuroscience, workplace, and forensic psychology. The programme includes core and elective courses, industry engagement, and a final-year work experience project.
What you need to know first

Healthcare
Research
Social Services
Legal Sector
Government

Psychology and healthcare roles
University Entrance (or equivalent)
UC's English language requirements (for non-native speakers)
Central and local government/midistries
Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)
Workplace wellbeing
Research positions
University Entrance (or equivalent)
UC's English language requirements (for non-native speakers)
Central and local government/midistries
Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)
Workplace wellbeing
Research positions