Psychology (Honours)

ANU does not offer a standalone 4-year 'Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)'. Psychology honours is completed via the Bachelor of Science (Psychology) (3 years, covering developmental, social, personality, health and mental-health psychology plus research methods and statistics) followed by the Bachelor of Science (Psychology) (Honours) year (1 year, an independent research thesis), an APAC-accredited pathway totalling 4 years, delivered by the ANU College of Science and Medicine.

BSPSY: international selection rank based on secondary/post-secondary qualifications. HSPSY (honours entry): AQF Level 7 Bachelor of Science (Psychology) or equivalent completed within last 2 years, weighted average mark equivalent to ANU 70%, plus APAC-accredited psychology coursework prerequisites.

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