19 Bachelor's degrees in Psychology in New Zealand

The Health Science - Counselling course from Auckland University of Technology prepares you to work with a diverse client base as a counsellor.

When you study the Psychological Wellbeing programme at University of Canterbury you get to delve into health-related behaviour, developmental disorders, and the science and practice of wellbeing and professional psychological practice. 

Studying the Psychology course from University of Canterbury will explore how the brain works, and looks into theories to gain an understanding of behaviour in individuals and groups.

Studying this Psychology for Common Good programme at University of Canterbury introduces you to the psychology behind the environmental, social, and cultural behaviours that influence us as a collective. Learn more.

This Psychology course from Auckland University of Technology looks at psychology within the context of our society, where we live and work.

This Health Science course from Auckland University of Technology will help you develop the skills to meet the changing needs of global healthcare.

Studying the Psychology course from University of Canterbury will explore how the brain works, and looks into theories to gain an understanding of behaviour in individuals and groups.

This Language, Brain and Behaviour programme at University of Canterbury is for those who are interested in psychology and language, and develops your understanding of how these shape our behaviour, identity, culture, and wellbeing.

Studying this Workplace Psychology programme at University of Canterbury teaches you to apply psychological practice to the workplace. It will help you understand employee attitudes and behaviour.

The Arts - Psychology degree at Massey University will help you explore how the brain works, and understand how we think, behave and make decisions.

Through the Psychology (Honours) course from University of Auckland you’ll be able to deepen your knowledge and skills in your specialist area.

The Science - Psychology at Massey University will teach you how people perceive, learn, think, develop, behave, and relate to one another.

The Psychology programme at the University of Auckland is a three-year undergraduate course available for full-time or part-time study. This public degree focuses on human behaviour and mental processes, equipping students with analytical skills. It is delivered at the City campus as part of a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts.

The Arts - Business Psychology at Massey University draws on leading expertise from business and psychology to set you apart from the rest.

When you complete Applied Science (Communication and Psychology) at Open Polytechnic of New Zealand you will be able to understand and evaluate a wide range of social and cultural issues. You will also have understanding of the communication process, and how it relates to human behaviour.

Applied Science (Psychology) at Open Polytechnic of New Zealand will give you an understanding of the science of human behaviour and what happens in people’s minds to influence their behaviour. This includes how people think, remember and feel; what drives motivation and how personality is defined.

This Psychology degree from University of Auckland provides you with an opportunity to choose a second major, extend the field of study you chose for your Bachelor of Science degree, or continue to learn from another discipline at undergraduate level within the Faculty of Science. The GradDipSci also provides a pathway to enter into further study at postgraduate level.

This Psychology degree from University of Auckland will allow you to incorporate different areas of interest and expertise.As well as strongly emphasising transferable skills to improve your employment opportunities, this programme will expose you to cutting-edge technologies and provide a gateway to independent research.

Develop skills that are valued in a range of social occupations; including roles as addictions practitioners or counsellors with this three-year applied Counselling and Addiction Practice programme at Wellington Institute of Technology.