This prestigious degree is highly respected and prepares you for a career in psychology, law or academia. It covers a range of units including psychological assessment, and the study of cognitive processes, development and learning. You will also study areas of law including constitutional law, international law, contract law and criminal law. It involves five years of accredited undergraduate study, followed by an honours year in which you complete a research thesis and advanced coursework units in psychology. Further study and training is required for registration as a psychologist. Key benefits This is one of Macquarie’s most prestigious double degrees. It is a highly structured, accredited program with most graduates becoming specialists in their field. You may also pursue a career where your psychology studies give you an edge as a legal practitioner (barrister or solicitor), or legal officer in the public or private sector. Gain practical experience through a 32-hour placement with an organisation that deals with issues relevant to psychology. Graduates are entitled to admission for professional practice in law in New South Wales, subject to completion of professional training at The College of Law. Successful completion of this degree qualifies you for admission to The College of Law.

The Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and Bachelor of Laws is perfect for those who need to know about both in their profession or who want to work as lawyers or psychologists. Career Opportunities criminology researcher executive development coach/consultant human resources consultant industrial relations adviser in-house legal counsel for NGOs, community or health service organisations legal practitioner (barrister or solicitor) management consultant mediator organisational development consultant policy adviser psychologist social researcher talent management executive training consultant