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Degrees

Bachelor of Psychology and Bachelor of Commerce

M2020BPsych/BCom

Credit points
192
Duration
4 yr full-time
Qualification
Level 7 - Bachelor Degree / Level 7 - Bachelor Degree
Faculty
Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences
Campus
Clayton

The double undergraduate degree adds depth to your studies, provides opportunities to explore more varied interests, and demonstrates to employers a broader range of skills. The Bachelor of Psychology component of your double degree is designed for those who wish to study psychology and understand the complexities of human behaviour and the biological, psychological and social factors that contribute to individual group and community processes. You will learn about how psychological, social and personality factors influence thinking and behaviour as well as how interventions can be applied to help people lead more satisfying and meaningful lives. Your studies will enable you to pursue a career in a diverse range of fields including research, mental health and welfare, human resources, community services and counselling, education and health services. You could also undertake further steps to qualify to practice as a professional psychologist or pursue a career in counselling, welfare, social work, human resources, marketing or research. This Bachelor of Commerce component is designed to provide you with the analytical, conceptual and quantitative skills for a wide range of careers in decision making, leadership and management, policy development, and problem solving in the professions, in addition to the corporate and public sectors. Graduates of this course are highly valued for their training in quantitative skills and techniques which are well suited for employment in both Australia and overseas.

Structure

You must complete 108 credit points from the Bachelor of Psychology, including all of the requirements in Part A and 48 credit points from Part B. Note: the unit PSY3034 is not available to double degree students.

You must complete 84 credit points from the Bachelor of Commerce, including 36 credit points from Part A: comprising all core units; 42 credit points in Part B; and 6 credit points in Part C. Notes: - The following Bachelor of Commerce majors are not available to the double degree students: Actuarial studies, Business analytics, Finance, and Mathematical foundations of econometrics. - Prior to commencing Part B, you must complete requirements in Part A as specified above. - If you wish to become an accredited accountant you should do ECX2953 Economics instead of ECC1000 Principles of microeconomics. If you are seeking membership of ACCA, CA ANZ or CPA you will not be able to complete all the units required to enter their professional programs. However, the units you are unable to complete can be completed after graduation or via professional body courses.