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Postgraduate certificates and diplomas offer pathways for ongoing professional growth within your initial field of study.
Psychology explores human and animal behavior along with cognitive functions across various environments - physical, social, and organizational. This behavioral science investigates how actions are acquired and modified. As a social science, it analyzes individuals within family systems, workplaces, communities, and cultural contexts. From a biological perspective, it examines sensory perception and the connections between neurological/physiological systems and behavior. As a cognitive discipline, it researches mental processes including perception, focus, memory, reasoning, and language comprehension. Psychology also encompasses the study of human development, personality traits, learning mechanisms, and motivational factors.
A qualification considered equivalent to a New Zealand bachelors degree with a B average, in a major in a relevant area.
English Language Requirements