Are you interested in human behaviour and how people communicate? A Bachelor of Applied Science majoring in Communication and Psychology will prepare you for diverse career opportunities in the areas of communication and community services. On completion of this degree, you will be able to understand and evaluate a wide range of social and cultural issues. You will also gain an in-depth understanding of the communication process and how it relates to human behaviour.
This is a new version of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Communication and Psychology). It includes compulsory course 73329 Research Methods and Analysis.
If you are new to Open Polytechnic and haven’t studied the Bachelor of Applied Science (Communication and Psychology) before, you can enrol in this programme via the choose courses tab below.
If you began studying this programme before Trimester 1, 2016, you can re-enrol
in your next course(s) under OP701009 Bachelor of Applied Science (Communication and Psychology)
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Approximately 10-12 hours study per week for each 20 credit course. This may be higher at assessment or exam time.
Approximate cost for the full qualification based on 2018 fee information, not including annual administration fees, fee increases, textbooks, course materials or external exam fees.
Eligible for student loans, if you meet the criteria. Student loans and eligibility
For information about selecting courses to study towards this qualification, check out the Choose courses tab.
This qualification will prepare you for a variety of roles within human resource management, corporate communications, community services, advertising, education
and more.
When you achieve this qualification you will be able to:
Every course has an enrolment close-off date. Make sure you know when you need to enrol by.
Every course is assessed differently - some require assignments and others exams. Check the individual course pages for more information.