Masters of Psychology

Psychology is a field which studies the human mind and all aspects that come within that orbit. A course in Psychology deals with understanding individuals and their behaviour within small groups as well as society at large and the various human stages and their progress. Psychology has two important facets one is theoretical psychology and applied psychology.

Masters in Psychology gives a holistic and rounded knowledge of the discipline and develops among international students, skills which are required to practice as a registered psychologist. It provides them with the expertise to work with individuals and clients who have differential mental health issues- anxiety, depression, disability of other kinds and other cognitive challenges.

Masters of Psychology prepares graduates to register as a psychologist with Psychology Board of Australia (PBA). They have the specific skills and know how to assess, diagnose and treat major mental and psychological conditions.

• IELTS Academic score of 7.0 (or equivalent) with no sub-score less than 7.0 in any of the bands. This may slightly vary from university to university.
• Completion of Bachelor's Honours degree (or equivalent) in the same discipline
• International students who have obtained their qualifications outside Australia would need to submit evidence of your Australian Psychological Society APS equivalency

Fees would be approximately in the range of A,000 to 35,000 per year.

There are scholarships available for selective universities only to deserving candidates, recognising their excellence in the field and any other significant achievement.

Graduates can gain employment in any of the areas of Community Mental Health, Community Psychology, Health Psychology, Research & policy development, Environmental health and psychology, Organizational psychology, and Counselling.