Flinders University’s internationally recognised psychology degrees are training the next generation of psychologists to go beyond and apply psychological knowledge across a range of fields that make a positive impact on individuals and the world.
With mental health and well-being now seen as a critical public health area, psychology is of growing importance with increased demand for trained psychologists now spanning health, sports, business, and education sectors.
No.1 in SA
for Psychology
2021 Academic Ranking of World Universities, public SA-founded universities only
No.1 in SA
in Psychology for full-time employment, overall educational experience and teaching quality
The Good Universities Guide 2022 (undergraduate), public SA-founded universities only
Five stars
for teaching quality
The Good Universities Guide 2022 (postgraduate)
Graduate with professional accreditation by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. With a Flinders’ Psychology degree, you will gain essential knowledge and skills required for further study to practise as a registered psychologist. You’ll also graduate ready for work in clinical, educational, organisational or academic settings.
Study an area you’re passionate about. Flinders’ research strengths span applied cognitive psychology, clinical/health psychology, development across the lifespan, social psychology, psychophysiology and forensic psychology.
Gain practical experience in hospitals and clinics across the state and graduate job-ready.
Flinders is home to world-leading researchers, dedicated laboratories and training clinics in areas such as mental health, sleep, education, trauma, forensic psychology and social justice.
Upgrade your behavioural science or psychology bachelor degree with our Honours in Psychology, accredited by the Australian Psychological Society.
Isha Li,
Bachelor of Psychological Science, Hong Kong
“My learning experience at Flinders is great. Lecturers are so supportive; they would try their best to come up with ideas to assist us in understanding concepts and answer our questions.
When there is an assignment assigned, lecturers would spend an hour explaining all the details that we need to take note of.
The most exciting thing for me is meeting new people that has similar interests with me. Flinders has a lot of clubs, such as Volleyball, Frisbee, Japanese, French, Photography, and many more you can think of.
What stands out at Flinders are the supportive community, the amazing environment, and so much study space provided. If you are looking for studying surrounded by greenery, interesting and friendly people – and you want an unreal university experience, Flinders University is the way to go.”
Isha Li,
Bachelor of Psychological Science, Hong Kong
Learn about Psychology at Flinders with Sue Fox, Bachelor of Psychology student.
Learn about Psychology at Flinders with Dr Paul Williamson, Senior Lecturer in Psychology.
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