行为科学学士学位（心理学）

本课程为专业领域的职业奠定了良好的基础，在这些领域中，对人的身体和情绪行为的了解是一个优势，也是迈向注册心理学家职业的第一步。QUT允许您从广泛的选修课中进行选择，或者将此课程与互补领域的另一个学位配对。这种独特的灵活性为您提供了在工作场所的竞争优势。在本课程中，您将完成9个选修课。这使您能够在特定兴趣领域和新兴就业领域（例如组织心理学和数字技术）中建立自己的知识。您将从心理学的专业领域中进行选择，包括酒精和毒品研究，法医心理学和法律，性与性别，家庭治疗和社区心理学。选修科目也可能来自大学的其他学习领域，
This course provides an excellent foundation for careers in professional areas where an understanding of human physical and emotional behavior is an advantage, and is the first step towards a career as a registered psychologist. QUT allows you to choose from a wide selection of electives, or pair this course with another degree in a complementary area. This distinct flexibility offers you a competitive edge in the workplace. During this course, you will complete nine elective units. This allows you to build your knowledge in areas of specific interest and emerging areas of employment, for example, organisational psychology and digital technologies. You will select from specialised areas of psychology including alcohol and drug studies, forensic psychology and the law, sexuality and gender, family therapy and community psychology. Elective units may also be from other study areas in the university, such as science, criminology, creative industries and business. Elective units may also be combined to form a minor in another study area.<br><br>Psychology is the study of the mind and behaviour. Registered psychologists use scientific knowledge of human behaviour to assist individuals who are experiencing mental disorders, relationship problems, learning difficulties, addiction and eating disorders, among other things. Psychologists may work in a specific area of psychology such as cognition, neuroscience, or social and developmental behaviour. Psychology graduates have many career choices, using their knowledge of human behaviour to work in a range of fields, including health promotion, marketing, human resources, coaching, policy, and community services. Graduates also work as researchers to provide greater understanding about how people think, feel and react to situations, and to develop new strategies to improve psychological functioning.