Bachelor of Psychology majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience

Undergraduate | 2026

Mode

On Campus

Start date

February, July

Campus

Adelaide City Campus

Duration

3 year(s) full-time

Program code

BPSYC

Study as

Full-time

Indicative annual fees

$46,700

Non-tuition fees

Prerequisite

None

Assumed knowledge

None

English language requirements

IELTS Overall 6.5 IELTS Reading 6 IELTS Listening 6 IELTS Speaking 6 IELTS Writing 6 Equivalent English qualifications

CRICOS code

115748M

Entry requirements

Admission criteria

To be eligible, an applicant must have achieved at least one of the following minimum entry requirements and demonstrate they fulfil any prerequisite and essential criteria for admission. In cases where there are more eligible applicants than available places, admission will be competitive with ranks based on the entry criteria.

Secondary education (Year 12)

Completion of a secondary education qualification equivalent to the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE).

Vocational Education and Training (VET)

Completion of an award from a registered training organisation (RTO) at Certificate IV (AQF level 4) or higher.

Higher education study

Successful completion of at least 6 months full-time study (or equivalent part-time) in a higher education award program.

English language entry requirements

In addition, international students who speak English as an additional language must have obtained one of the following standards within the last two years prior to admission. Possession of one or more of these qualifications, in addition to the academic entry requirements, does not, in itself, guarantee a place at Adelaide University. Applications are considered on an individual basis and selection is competitive. Where previous study/work experience was conducted in English, the application must be accompanied by certified documentation from the educational institution/employer certifying that the language of instruction/employment was English.

IELTS Overall 6.5
IELTS Reading 6
IELTS Listening 6
IELTS Speaking 6
IELTS Writing 6

Please access the following link for a comprehensive list of English language tests accepted by Adelaide University and other important information in relation to meeting the University’s language requirements:

Equivalent English qualifications

International admissions by country

Country	Requirement	Score
Australia	ATAR	80
Bangladesh	Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC)	4.90
Canada	Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)	75%
China	Gaokao	70%
Denmark	Studentereksamen (stx: Upper Secondary School Diploma)	4 (Fair)
France	French Baccalaureate	12.0
Global	International Baccalaureate	28
Hong Kong	Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE)	18
India	CBSE and CISCE	80
India	State Board Examinations	90
Indonesia	SMA III	80%
Kenya	Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE)	B+
Malaysia	Matrikulasi	3.00
Malaysia	Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM)	3.00
Malaysia	United Entrance Certificate (UEC)	19
Nepal	National Examinations Board (NEB)	3.21
Norway	Upper Secondary School Certificate (Vitnemal fra den Videregaende Skole) / Vitnemal For Videregaende Opplaering	4.0
Phillippines	High School Diploma (Grade 12) (Academic Track) K12	88%
Singapore	Singapore GCE Advanced Levels	9
South Korea	College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT)	330
Sri Lanka	GCE A Levels	10
Sweden	Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate	15.0
Taiwan	GSAT %	70%
Thailand	Matayom 6	3.60
UK / Global	GCE Advanced Levels	9
USA / Global	Advanced Placement (AP)	9
USA / Global	America College Test (ACT)	24
USA / Global	Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT)	1170
Vietnam	Bằng Tốt Nghiệp Trung Học Phổ Thông (Vietnamese Year 12)	8.3

Why Bachelor of Psychology?

Psychology helps us uncover why we think, feel and take the actions we do. Cognitive neuroscience goes deeper – exploring the relationship between our brain and mind. It blends psychology and biology to explain how we process thoughts, memories, languages and actions.

This understanding of human development is relevant to a huge number of careers. From mental health support to education, human resources, human-computer technology, marketing and more – our Bachelor of Psychology majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience prepares you to excel in fulfilling careers centred around human interaction.

Overview

Adelaide University’s Bachelor of Psychology majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience provides you with a foundational understanding of the core ideas, principles, theories and methods central to psychology.

The cognitive neuroscience major lets you dive even deeper, rounding out your knowledge of human biology to better understand the role it plays in behaviour.

You’ll study a mix of core courses covering developmental psychology, human anatomy and biology, data science and the foundations in cognitive neuroscience.

Alongside this, you’ll undertake practical experiences in our state-of-the-art campus facilities, such as the Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory, Psychology Clinic and Sleep and Chronobiology Laboratory. Here, you’ll explore brain activity and its influence on cognitive processes and behaviour.

Understand people in a deeper way and open up opportunities for an exciting career in a range of people-focused sectors – from education, human resources and marketing to technology, coaching or client advocacy.

For those interested in becoming a registered psychologist, further study is required through our Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) followed by a Master of Psychology degree.

Key features

Gain a thorough understanding of psychology theories, principles and methods.
Study in state-of-the-art facilities including a cognitive neuroscience laboratory, psychology clinic, and sleep and chronobiology laboratory
Undertake specialised courses in human anatomy, biology, data science, language development and cognitive function.
Build practical experience through industry placements.
Acquire interpersonal and technical skills highly sought-after by a variety of industries.
Successfully complete this degree and become eligible to apply for entry to the Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience – the next step toward becoming a registered psychologist.

What you'll learn

The Bachelor of Psychology majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience covers key psychology theories, principles, methods and skills. The cognitive neuroscience major adds further depth with a focus on human biology and cognitive development across the lifespan.

You’ll study courses in health and developmental psychology, helping you understand how people grow and stay healthy at different ages. Complementing this, you’ll also take introductory courses in human anatomy and biology.

Psychological research is embedded across the degree, giving you the skills to analyse and interpret data to form conclusions. You’ll also take courses in areas like:

Cognition and personality psychology
Data science for cognitive neuroscience
Biological and learning psychology
Language development
Neuroscience across the lifespan.

Throughout your studies, you’ll develop an understanding of Indigenous and cross-cultural psychology, communication and interpersonal skills, and enhance your collaboration skills.

You will gain practical experience in our state-of-the-art campus facilities, including our Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory, Psychology Clinic and Sleep and Chronobiology Laboratory. These facilities will allow you to investigate brain activity and its impact on cognitive processes and behaviour while using cutting-edge technologies like EEG – putting you at the forefront of cognitive neuroscience research.

Research placements will further extend your practical experience and provide opportunities to build vital industry networks.

Majors

The Bachelor of Psychology is also available with majors in the following:

Counselling and Interpersonal Skills.

What courses you'll study

Complete 144 units comprising:

90 to 96 units for Core courses, and
Either:
36 to 48 units for one Major from Majors, or
48 units from Electives, and
6 units for all Work integrated learning

Complete 90 to 96 units comprising:

84 units for all Program core, and
6 to 12 units for all Common core

	Course code	Units
Course name Introductory Psychology Research Methods	Course code PSYC1000	Units 6
Course name Understanding Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC1001	Units 6
Course name Psychology for Social Contexts	Course code PSYC1002	Units 6
Course name Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC1003	Units 6
Course name Insights into Data and Research in Psychology	Course code PSYC2000	Units 6
Course name Insights into Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC2001	Units 6
Course name Insights into Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC2003	Units 6
Course name Career Development in Psychology	Course code PSYC2009	Units 6
Course name Psychology for Global Challenges	Course code PSYC2010	Units 6
Course name Advanced Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC3001	Units 6
Course name Advanced Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC3003	Units 6
Course name Advanced Research Methods in Psychology	Course code PSYC3007	Units 6
Course name Psychology for Organisations and Communities	Course code PSYC3011	Units 6
Course name Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology	Course code PSYC1012	Units 6

	Course code	Units
Course name An Ethically Rich Life	Course code COREX001	Units 6
Course name Fact or Fiction: Data for Everyone	Course code COREX002	Units 6
Course name Igniting Change: Ideas to Action	Course code COREX003	Units 6
Course name Proppa Ways, Future Practice	Course code COREX004	Units 6
Course name Responsible AI: Bridging Ethics, Education and Industry	Course code COREX005	Units 6
Course name Ways of Being, Ways of Seeing	Course code COREX006	Units 6

Notes

1. Students are required to undertake Criminal History Checks through the Department of Human Services (DHS) and to have completed a one-day Safe Environments for Children and Young People course prior to undertaking this course. Some placements may also require students to hold a current driver's licence, National Police Check, Responding to Abuse and Neglect training, or recognised First Aid Certificate.

2. Students planning to apply for an Honours in Psychology year, either at Adelaide University or at another Australian university, must select and successfully complete the Specialist Psychology Course, PSYC3007 - Advanced Research Methods in Psychology. Specialist Psychology Courses are offered subject to student demand and staff availability. See the program specific electives list for options.

Course name		Course code	Units
Year 1
Semester 1
	Course name Understanding Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC1001	Units 6
	Course name Psychology for Social Contexts	Course code PSYC1002	Units 6
	Course name Introductory Psychology Research Methods	Course code PSYC1000	Units 6
	Course name Human Anatomy and Physiology A	Course code HBIO1002	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC1003	Units 6
	Course name Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology	Course code PSYC1012	Units 6
	Course name Essentials of Neuroscience	Course code HBIO1005	Units 6
	Course name Foundations in Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC1004	Units 6
Year 2
Semester 1
	Course name Career Development in Psychology	Course code PSYC2009	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Data and Research in Psychology	Course code PSYC2000	Units 6
	Course name Human Anatomy 200	Course code BIOL2018	Units 6
	Course name Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC3018	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Psychology for Global Challenges	Course code PSYC2010	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC2003	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC2001	Units 6
	Course name Data Science for Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology	Course code PSYC2015	Units 6
Year 3
Semester 1
	Course name Advanced Research Methods in Psychology	Course code PSYC3007	Units 6
	Course name Advanced Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC3001	Units 6
	Course name Core course	Course code -	Units 6
	Course name Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC3018	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Psychology for Organisations and Communities	Course code PSYC3011	Units 6
	Course name Advanced Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC3003	Units 6
	Course name Work Integrated Learning in Psychology	Course code PSYC3900	Units 6
	Course name Neuroscience Across the Lifespan	Course code BIOL3024	Units 6

Complete exactly 48 units from the following:

	Course code	Units
Course name Foundations in Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC1004	Units 6
Course name Human Anatomy 200	Course code BIOL2018	Units 6
Course name Foundations of Human Neuroanatomy	Course code MDST2002	Units 6
Course name Data Science for Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology	Course code PSYC2015	Units 6
Course name Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC3018	Units 6
Course name Neuroscience Across the Lifespan	Course code BIOL3024	Units 6
Course name The Neuroscience of Language	Course code PSYC3025	Units 6
Course name Human Anatomy and Physiology A	Course code HBIO1002	Units 6
Course name Essentials of Neuroscience	Course code HBIO1005	Units 6

Course name		Course code	Units
Year 1
Semester 1
	Course name Understanding Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC1001	Units 6
	Course name Psychology for Social Contexts	Course code PSYC1002	Units 6
	Course name Introductory Psychology Research Methods	Course code PSYC1000	Units 6
	Course name Human Anatomy and Physiology A	Course code HBIO1002	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC1003	Units 6
	Course name Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology	Course code PSYC1012	Units 6
	Course name Essentials of Neuroscience	Course code HBIO1005	Units 6
	Course name Foundations in Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC1004	Units 6
Year 2
Semester 1
	Course name Career Development in Psychology	Course code PSYC2009	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Data and Research in Psychology	Course code PSYC2000	Units 6
	Course name Human Anatomy 200	Course code BIOL2018	Units 6
	Course name Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC3018	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Psychology for Global Challenges	Course code PSYC2010	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC2003	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC2001	Units 6
	Course name Data Science for Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology	Course code PSYC2015	Units 6
Year 3
Semester 1
	Course name Advanced Research Methods in Psychology	Course code PSYC3007	Units 6
	Course name Advanced Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC3001	Units 6
	Course name Core course	Course code -	Units 6
	Course name Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC3018	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Psychology for Organisations and Communities	Course code PSYC3011	Units 6
	Course name Advanced Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC3003	Units 6
	Course name Work Integrated Learning in Psychology	Course code PSYC3900	Units 6
	Course name Neuroscience Across the Lifespan	Course code BIOL3024	Units 6

Complete 6 units for ALL of the following:

Course name		Course code	Units
	Course name Work Integrated Learning in Psychology	Course code PSYC3900	Units 6

Notes

1. Students are required to undertake Criminal History Checks through the Department of Human Services (DHS) and to have completed a one-day Safe Environments for Children and Young People course prior to undertaking this course. Some placements may also require students to hold a current driver's licence, National Police Check, Responding to Abuse and Neglect training, or recognised First Aid Certificate.

2. Students planning to apply for an Honours in Psychology year, either at Adelaide University or at another Australian university, must select and successfully complete the Specialist Psychology Course, PSYC3007 - Advanced Research Methods in Psychology. Specialist Psychology Courses are offered subject to student demand and staff availability. See the program specific electives list for options.

Course name		Course code	Units
Year 1
Semester 1
	Course name Understanding Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC1001	Units 6
	Course name Psychology for Social Contexts	Course code PSYC1002	Units 6
	Course name Introductory Psychology Research Methods	Course code PSYC1000	Units 6
	Course name Human Anatomy and Physiology A	Course code HBIO1002	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC1003	Units 6
	Course name Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology	Course code PSYC1012	Units 6
	Course name Essentials of Neuroscience	Course code HBIO1005	Units 6
	Course name Foundations in Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC1004	Units 6
Year 2
Semester 1
	Course name Career Development in Psychology	Course code PSYC2009	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Data and Research in Psychology	Course code PSYC2000	Units 6
	Course name Human Anatomy 200	Course code BIOL2018	Units 6
	Course name Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC3018	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Psychology for Global Challenges	Course code PSYC2010	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC2003	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC2001	Units 6
	Course name Data Science for Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology	Course code PSYC2015	Units 6
Year 3
Semester 1
	Course name Advanced Research Methods in Psychology	Course code PSYC3007	Units 6
	Course name Advanced Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC3001	Units 6
	Course name Core course	Course code -	Units 6
	Course name Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC3018	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Psychology for Organisations and Communities	Course code PSYC3011	Units 6
	Course name Advanced Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC3003	Units 6
	Course name Work Integrated Learning in Psychology	Course code PSYC3900	Units 6
	Course name Neuroscience Across the Lifespan	Course code BIOL3024	Units 6

Complete exactly 48 units from the following:

	Course code	Units
Course name Elective 1	Course code AUXX1011	Units 6
Course name Elective 2	Course code AUXX1012	Units 6
Course name Elective 3	Course code AUXX1013	Units 6
Course name Elective 4	Course code AUXX1014	Units 6
Course name Elective 5	Course code AUXX1015	Units 6
Course name Elective 6	Course code AUXX1016	Units 6
Course name Elective 7	Course code AUXX1017	Units 6
Course name Elective 8	Course code AUXX1018	Units 6

Notes

1. Students are required to undertake Criminal History Checks through the Department of Human Services (DHS) and to have completed a one-day Safe Environments for Children and Young People course prior to undertaking this course. Some placements may also require students to hold a current driver's licence, National Police Check, Responding to Abuse and Neglect training, or recognised First Aid Certificate.

2. Students planning to apply for an Honours in Psychology year, either at Adelaide University or at another Australian university, must select and successfully complete the Specialist Psychology Course, PSYC3007 - Advanced Research Methods in Psychology. Specialist Psychology Courses are offered subject to student demand and staff availability. See the program specific electives list for options.

Course name		Course code	Units
Year 1
Semester 1
	Course name Understanding Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC1001	Units 6
	Course name Psychology for Social Contexts	Course code PSYC1002	Units 6
	Course name Introductory Psychology Research Methods	Course code PSYC1000	Units 6
	Course name Human Anatomy and Physiology A	Course code HBIO1002	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC1003	Units 6
	Course name Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology	Course code PSYC1012	Units 6
	Course name Essentials of Neuroscience	Course code HBIO1005	Units 6
	Course name Foundations in Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC1004	Units 6
Year 2
Semester 1
	Course name Career Development in Psychology	Course code PSYC2009	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Data and Research in Psychology	Course code PSYC2000	Units 6
	Course name Human Anatomy 200	Course code BIOL2018	Units 6
	Course name Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC3018	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Psychology for Global Challenges	Course code PSYC2010	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC2003	Units 6
	Course name Insights into Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC2001	Units 6
	Course name Data Science for Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology	Course code PSYC2015	Units 6
Year 3
Semester 1
	Course name Advanced Research Methods in Psychology	Course code PSYC3007	Units 6
	Course name Advanced Individual Behaviour and Cognition	Course code PSYC3001	Units 6
	Course name Core course	Course code -	Units 6
	Course name Cognitive Neuroscience	Course code PSYC3018	Units 6
Semester 2
	Course name Psychology for Organisations and Communities	Course code PSYC3011	Units 6
	Course name Advanced Health and Developmental Psychology	Course code PSYC3003	Units 6
	Course name Work Integrated Learning in Psychology	Course code PSYC3900	Units 6
	Course name Neuroscience Across the Lifespan	Course code BIOL3024	Units 6

Career outcomes

Individuals with the ability to connect with and understand people on a deep level are highly sought-after in every industry powered by human interaction. If a sector serves members of a community – whether in an educational, workplace, human services, or healthcare setting – the ability to listen, ask good questions, and provide the right support are all crucial skills.

With its focus on uncovering the connections between brain function and human behaviour, our Bachelor of Psychology majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience provides an exceptional foundation for a career in a range of diverse settings, including:

Education
Business and human resources
Government and non-profit organisations
Technology
Social services and mental health
Sports and performance
Marketing and advertising
Private coaching or consulting.

You could work as a UX researcher, learning how people interact with websites, products, and software to enhance accessibility and useability. Maybe you’ll work as a coach, helping clients set and achieve their professional or personal goals through motivational techniques and behaviour change strategies. Or perhaps you’ll use your knowledge of cognitive psychology to analyse consumer behaviour and develop effective marketing or advertising strategies.

For those interested in becoming a registered psychologist, further study is required through the Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience.

Industry trends

People are now living longer than at any other time in recorded human history. The demand for specialised programs and services to support this age group is high and only expected to increase. Additionally, it’s estimated that one in three people globally are living with a neurological condition – making it the leading cause of illness and disability worldwide (World Health Organisation, 2024).

With your background in cognitive psychology, you’ll be well placed to meet the needs of this expanding and specialised workforce.

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Adelaide University is working through relevant approvals for program accreditation ahead of students commencing at the institution in 2026.

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