Psychology and Health Science

Students of the class will: Build their understanding of their scientific basis and heart topics of the discipline of psychology, including in the fields of psychopathology, cognition and perception; master the study processes employed by psychologists and learn how to apply them for the structure and conduct of scientific tests and analyse and interpret results and write clinical reports; enhance their capacity to apply their knowledge in a crucial means to issues related to individual behavior and mental processes; distinguish scientific evidence; be prepared to maximise athletic performances at the elite level; develop the relevant skills to become sport psychologist; attain strong understanding of their theory and practice of training; and raise their knowledge and knowledge of their principles and professional ethics in sports creation and mental research and those related pro contexts.

Entry for this course relies in an entry position. A position can be accomplished by means of a year 12 ATAR, additional Australian eligibility, work experience, or an international qualification.