Bachelor of Psychological Science / Bachelor of Business

The Bachelor of Psychological Science / Bachelor of Business at Flinders University is a comprehensive double degree programme designed for those seeking to develop in-depth knowledge of human behaviour alongside a robust understanding of business principles. Spanning four years of full-time study and located in the vibrant city of Adelaide, this course offers an interdisciplinary approach, blending foundational concepts in psychology, including social, developmental, and cognitive psychology, with essential business disciplines such as management, marketing, finance, and organisational behaviour.

Australian bachelor’s degrees typically comprise structured units of study, each contributing credit points toward the qualification. Students complete required core units in both psychological science and business, as well as a selection of electives allowing for tailored specialisation in areas aligned with their career goals. The dual structure ensures students gain academic breadth and depth while developing analytical, research, problem-solving, and communication skills highly valued across industries.

The programme includes opportunities for research skill development and may offer work-integrated learning experiences or professional placements, depending on availability and student interest. Such connections enable students to gain practical experience relevant to Australian industry standards, an important aspect for both domestic and international students aspiring to enter the workforce.

This double degree suits those interested in applying psychological insights within business contexts, such as human resources, marketing, organisational development, or management. It prepares graduates with skills applicable in both the public and private sector, supporting a broad spectrum of career options. Applicants must demonstrate English proficiency as per Flinders University's requirements, with several test options accepted. Prospective students are encouraged to confirm unit and course details on the official university page.

• Human resources specialist in private and public sector organisations
• Market research analyst for Australian businesses
• Management consultant or organisational development advisor
• Corporate talent manager or training coordinator
• Retail, financial or project manager
• Policy analyst in government or non-profit sectors
• Further study towards professional registration as a psychologist (with additional accredited training)