Psychology University of Auckland

Overview

The Psychology programme at the University of Auckland provides students with the freedom to explore the complexities of human culture, society, and individual behaviour. By integrating this major into a Bachelor of Arts, learners develop a deep understanding of mental processes while preparing for the evolving demands of the global workforce. This degree emphasises the development of versatile skills in communication and creative thinking to ensure long-term career adaptability.

Why Psychology at the University of Auckland?

Students benefit from a flexible academic structure that allows them to explore various subjects before finalising their double major. The university offers unique theme-based modules that complement primary studies, allowing for a personalised educational journey. Additionally, the institution provides extensive support through Student Hubs and specialised career services to enhance the undergraduate experience and professional readiness.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 40225 per year
• National fee: USD 7616 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured across three stages, moving from foundational concepts to advanced psychological research. Modules may include:

• Psychology
• Anthropology
• Criminology
• Sociology
• Logic and Computation
• Biological Sciences
• Statistics
• Critical Thinking
• Science in Society

Careers with Psychology

Graduates are well-equipped for diverse professional environments that value critical analysis and an understanding of human perspectives. The skills gained during the programme support roles in research, evaluation, and social services. Potential career paths and areas of employment include:

• Government Policy Lead
• Communications Specialist
• Social Media Adviser
• Digital Content Manager
• Charity Director
• Court Victim Advisor
• Public Policy Development