Psychology - Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

Psychology

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AUT

Develop advanced theoretical knowledge in social and developmental psychology, research methods, and analysis with AUT's one-year Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Psychology. Prepares graduates for further postgraduate study or professional roles drawing on analytical, research, and communication strengths.

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NZQA Level 8 Certification (120 Credits)

Study Level

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In-person study

Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting

City Campus, Auckland

It will take a total of 1 year

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Advanced theoretical knowledge

Gain in-depth understanding of current topics in social and developmental psychology.

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Research and analytical skills

Develop advanced research competence, including both quantitative and qualitative methods, and complete an independent supervised dissertation.

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Critical thinking

Hone the ability to critically assess psychological theory and practice and apply analytical skills to complex problems.

What You're Signing Up For

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Psychology at AUT is a one-year programme for degree holders seeking to advance their critical thinking and research skills in psychology. The programme provides advanced knowledge in social and developmental psychology and extensive training in research methods, culminating in a supervised dissertation. It provides a pathway to master's or doctoral-level research and enhances employability in a variety of psychology-related and people-focused roles.

Course Content

  • Advanced Theory in Social and Developmental Psychology
  • Readings in Psychology
  • Quantitative Research II
  • Qualitative Research II
  • Selected Topics in Psychology
  • Supervised Dissertation (60 points) in a chosen psychology field

What you need to know first

An undergraduate degree (such as a Bachelor of Arts) in psychology or a related field

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  • Education

  • Research

  • Community Development

  • Health Promotion

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  • Career and employment counselling

  • Community development roles

  • Management

  • Marketing and communications

  • Politics or public health promotion

  • Public relations

  • Teaching and training roles