Bachelor of Health Science - Psychology

Description

Students develop excellent people skills, learn to tolerate ambiguity, respect diversity, and gain an understanding of individual and group dynamics. They explore psychology as applied to work, personal and real-world situations in a critical and problem solving manner. At the completion of the degree, students have good skills in the areas of writing, problem solving, critical thinking, IT and communication. They understand the principles of research design.

Requirements

To be admitted to an AUT University undergraduate degree, you must have University Entrance.
An applicant may be granted University Entrance under one of the following categories:

* NCEA Level 3

* Discretionary Entrance

* Ad Endemic Stratum (Entrance) Admission (This includes Cambridge International Examinations (CIE)* (if taught in a NZ secondary school) and International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB))

* Special Admission