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The curriculum combines core psychology with electives and integrates industry best practice aligned with APAC standards and APA Guidelines 3.0. The document explains how to become a registered psychologist via APAC-accredited undergraduate and honours study, an additional APAC-accredited postgraduate step, or supervised practice plus the national exam. It also covers applying to UTS, admission schemes, pathways, scholarships, and domestic Commonwealth Supported Place and HECS-HELP options.","Key information  \nBachelor of Psychology  \nIntake: Autumn  \nDuration: 3 years (full-time)  \n6 years (part-time) UAC Code: 606075  \nBachelor of Psychology (Honours)  \nIntake: Autumn  \nDuration: 4 years (full-time)  \n8 years (part-time) UAC Code: 606070  \nRecommended year 12 studies:  \nEnglish, science, and mathematics  \nCombine the Bachelor of Psychology with:  \nCriminology  \nWhat will I study?  \nOur curriculum is based on industry best practice, aligned with APAC standards and the American Psychological Association Guidelines 3.0.  \nDepending on your program, you’ll complete a mix of core psychology subjects and electives.  \nSample subjects  \nDevelopmental Psychology, Positive Psychology, Social Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Health Psychology, Brain and Behaviour  \nPsychology Psychology  \n(Honours)  \nBachelor of Psychology  \nBachelor of Psychology (Honours)  \nExplore the mind, brain, and behaviour to positively impact people and communities. Whether you’re interested in what drives people or you want to help solve some of the biggest challenges facing society today, a psychology degree delivers fascinating insights into the science of human thought and behaviour.  \nA degree in psychology equips you with a versatile skill set that is highly valued across industries. You’ll be well-prepared for a career in the private or public sector – from clinical settings to corporate boardrooms, and educational institutions to innovative tech companies.  \nLearn from the leaders  \nAt UTS, you’ll study under the guidance of leading academics whose research is shaping the field of psychology internationally—and they’ll integrate that knowledge into everything you learn. If you’re interested, you can opt in to student research participation and training opportunities.  \nIndustry-connected  \nThanks to our extensive industry connections, you can start building your networks long before you graduate. You’ll engage with industry-informed curriculum, throw yourself into a career-readiness subject, and build relationships with leaders who can shape your career.  \nA career for life  \nYou might be set on pursuing a career as a psychologist, but this degree will prepare you for diverse professional pathways. Psychology and behavioural science specialists are in high demand across multiple industries—cyber, finance, marketing, social services, public relations, research, the not-for-profit sector and more.  \nProfessional recognition  \nOur undergraduate psychology courses are accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) with conditions and are classified as a professional pathway by the Department of Education.  \n[uts.edu.au/criminology](uts.edu.au/criminology)  \n[uts.edu.au/health](uts.edu.au/health)  \nHow do I become a psychologist?  \nPsychologists must be registered nationally with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency via the Psychology Board of Australia.  \nStep 1: A 3-year APAC-accredited undergraduate degree (e.g. UTS Bachelor of Psychology) or bridging program.  \nStep 2: AnAPAC-accredited 4th year (e.g. UTS Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)) .  \nNote: the 4-year UTS Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) covers Steps 1 and 2.  \nStep 3: AnAPAC-accredited 2-year master’s (with one or more areas of practice endorsement; e.g. UTS Master of Clinical Psychology) or 5th year plus 1 year of supervised practice + pass the national exam.  \nNote: eligibility to progress to each subsequent step does not guarantee admission.  \nApplying to UTS  \nHow to apply  \nReady to apply for a UTS degree? Start by choosing your preferred course and checking the eligibility requirements to make sure it’s a good fit. Next, submit your application via the Universities Admissions Centre – you can list up to five course preferences, so make sure you use them all!  \n [uts.edu.au/ug-apply](uts.edu.au/ug-apply)  \nAdmissions schemes  \nBoost your chances of receiving an offer with admission schemes like our Early Entry Program or Schools ","cbCaicPa3WbOyCFR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicPa3WbOyCFR","pdf",529649,1,2,"English","en",105,"# Bachelor of Psychology\n## Intake and duration\n## Recommended Year 12 studies\n## Curriculum and sample subjects\n# How to become a psychologist\n## Registration pathway steps\n## Applying to UTS\n## Admissions schemes and pathways\n## Scholarships and fees\n## Domestic financial assistance","[{\"question\":\"What are the intake and duration options for the UTS Bachelor of Psychology and Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)?\",\"answer\":\"Both programs list Autumn intake. 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