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From public health to business, this course opens a range of career pathways in addition to professional psychology. You’ll study the scientific foundations of psychology, and zoom in on human relationships or neuroscience. Includes research methods.

Take a dual focus towards policy and social research. Learn how policy is shaped, before gaining skills to design and deliver your own. Use research to address sustainable communities, welfare, immigration, population health and more.

Deepen your knowledge of the justice system and gain insight into key policy debates and contemporary research methods. Graduates find roles in criminal justice related fields such as crime prevention, community health and local government.

Explore theology with a specialisation of your choice, including ancient languages and spirituality. Study the Bible and its impact on society. Build advanced skills for service in churches, education or chaplaincy, and pathway to a masters.

Get ready for a creative career in community services. You’ll learn to use your talent to help people feel happier and healthier. The visual art specialisation covers painting, ceramics, and more. Gain the confidence to lead and facilitate.

Learn to make a positive impact on clients' lives. You’ll study social welfare theory, engage in field education, and gain insight into social problems. Explore sociology. Build counselling and case management skills. Get ready for the challenge of social work.

Explore social issues and work on skills to tackle those challenges. You’ll learn about social research and specialise with a major. Delve into the intricacies of societies and pave the way for positive change. Pursue careers in various support services.

Further your expertise in dementia care, learning from global leaders in dementia education to create lasting and meaningful change. Study under the wing of The Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre—a global leader in the field.

Learn to focus on solutions instead of problems. Specialise in community development, international aid, or sustainable development. You’ll build job ready-skills including research and communication. Work on projects. Think creatively.

Equip yourself for leadership roles in education, health, policy, social work or service provision for people with autism and their families. Engage with communication, learning style and behaviour management.