Course overview
This course aims to assist students to understand the relevance of psychology to a range of careers both within and beyond the profession of psychology and to assist them to develop a professional identity as a person with expertise in human behaviour. Students will learn about key employment skills, how to identify relevant professional opportunities that apply psychological knowledge and skills and how to demonstrate and communicate their suitability for employment in a range of professional settings. By gaining this knowledge, students will enhance their ability to seek employment relevant to their studies. This course aligns with the program’s intent to produce graduates who are well-prepared to seek relevant employment and make a meaningful contribution within their community and/or chosen industry.
- Planning Your Career In Psychology
- Psychology Applications
- Landing Your Job
Course learning outcomes
- Explain how psychological theories, principles and practices contribute to being a psychologically literate global citizen
- Apply psychological theories, principles and skills to simulated workplace contexts and challenges
- Identify, assess, and effectively communicate psychology-specific competencies and personal employability skills
- Apply career management skills to design a career portfolio or personalised career development plan
- Identify relevant career opportunities and demonstrate the ability to apply for such opportunities