Jamie Moore
Jamie Moore
"If you want a degree to really take you places, try studying Psychology at ECU."
"I have to say, this was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Apart from all the skills and knowledge I gained, the ECU lecturers were fantastic, the study was fascinating, and my degree was a fast-track way to get hands-on experience for my future careers. In my second year, I even got to go on an exchange visit to California State University where I had, as they say, an absolute blast. Now I've managed to achieve a 1A honours - so my options are well and truly open."
Psychology graduate
Study areas
The School of Psychology and Social Science offers undergraduate through to doctoral level courses in three broad discipline areas of psychology, social science and speech pathology.
We are committed to providing students with knowledge of how humans think, function and behave in a multitude of settings, and the various factors that can impact on normal function.
You can find out more about the courses we offer by first selecting your student type:
School leavers
If you are 20 years of age or under and about to start your first degree this option is for you.
Study areas
If you want to reach your potential in a learning environment that is supportive, flexible and relevant to the real world, view our study areas on our Future Students web page.
Non-school leavers
If you are over the age of 20 and about to start your first degree this option is for you.
Study areas
If you want to reach your potential in a learning environment that is supportive, flexible and relevant to the real world, view our study areas on our Future Students web page.
Postgraduate
If you already have a degree or significant work experience this option is for you.
Study areas
If you want to reach your potential in a learning environment that is supportive, flexible and relevant to the real world, view our study areas on our Future Students web page.
International
If you are not an Australian citizen or permanent resident this option is for you.
Study areas
If you want to reach your potential in a learning environment that is supportive, flexible and relevant to the real world, view our study areas on our Future Students web page.