Prospective students
Psychology has been taught at the University of Adelaide since 1896 and was first established as a Department in 1956. In 2006 Psychology became a School within the Faculty of Health Sciences.
Information brochures on programs offered in Psychology:
- Undergraduate Psychology
- Bachelor of Psychological Science
- Graduate Diploma in Psychological Sciences
- Master of Psychology programs
Prospective students should visit the University’s Information for Future Students website for a more complete understanding of what programs and services are available to students.
Psychology can be studied in a variety of generalist degree programs other than the Bachelor of Psychological Science and Bachelor of Psychology (Honours).
Psychology itself has no prerequisites and students are advised to study subjects in Years 10, 11, & 12 to ensure they meet the eligibility criteria of the degree pathway they would like to follow at university. Information on prerequisites for various degree programs can be found in the publication Fast Facts.
To learn more about getting into Uni, check out What’s Your Preference? and register to receive more information about your areas of interest.
How to apply for a university degree
Australian applicants
You can apply on the basis of your:
- Year 12 results
- International Baccalaureate results or interstate/overseas equivalent
- Previous higher education studies
- Completed Diploma or Advanced Diploma qualification
- Through one of the University’s Special Access schemes.
Applications for entry into all undergraduate programs are made through the South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC). Applications can be made from early August. For more information please visit the How to apply website.
International applicants
Details are available on the International Future Students website.
