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Are you ever-curious and compassionate? A future in mental health is yours for the taking. This set of subjects are available without entry requirements. If completed successfully, it can set you on the path for a variety of qualifications in mental health.

Supercharge your ability to lead others in healthcare with positive psychology practices and principles. Discuss theories critically before being able to review principles in your own workplace. Become the effective leader your workplace needs.

A specialised online psychology course for emerging leaders. You’ll build on your natural leadership qualities and explore connections between people, work, and wellbeing. Grow your confidence. Get ready to work independently at a higher level.

Explore psychological theory and research. Unpack the links between personality and behaviour, and how people change with age. You’ll build academic skills in analysis and communication—use them in the workplace or apply them to further studies.

Build a foundation in the core areas of psychological science. You’ll study the mind and human behaviours across the lifespan. Develop research and communication skills. Graduate ready for further study. Start thinking about a rewarding career.

Whether you want to do further study or start work straight away, this diploma is a great entry point. Learn the basics of health sciences, from human structure and function to health data. Earn up to 1 year's course credit for the bachelor's degree.

Explore the dynamic partnership of psychology and criminology. With a grounding in psychology, you’ll be prepped to unpack why groups and individuals commit offending behaviours. Get ready for careers in justice, advocacy, forensics, and policy.

Forge your own path with this multi-disciplinary degree. Choose from 9 health science majors. Gain experience through internships and placements. Explore your interests via majors like creative writing or sociology.

Make an impact in lives and organisations. Build an overview of human behaviour and mental health. You’ll study behavioural theory, work with data, and unpack cultural perspectives. Build ethical and practical skills ready to apply across sectors.

Explore how society shapes behaviour. You’ll begin to think deeply about everyday life as you find links between social structure and policy. Graduate ready to support people and communities – especially in ageing, disability or justice.