Bachelor of Psychology and Business

You will gain a basic understanding of the main ideas of psychology in this course, as well as exposure to a wide range of subjects related to professional and applied psychology.
After that, you will gain a foundational grasp of the fundamental business disciplines, specialise in one of your preferred business areas, and gain insight into the role of psychology in the workplace. In addition to mastering fundamental study design methodologies, statistical analyses, and written and vocal communication techniques that are pertinent to psychology and business, you will acquire good interpersonal and communication skills. This will significantly improve your chances of landing a job in these industries.
 

Qualification Scores:

• Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY)*: 67.5%
• GCE A Level**: 7
• ATAR: 70
• Gaokao, China: 60%
• Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education: 16
• Indian School Certificate Examination: 60%
• All India Senior School Certificate Examination: 66%
• International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB Diploma Program): 25
• STPM, Malaysia: 7.3
• UEC, Malaysia: ≤6
• Program Matrikulasi (Matriculation Program), Malaysia: 2
• Ontario Secondary School Diploma: 75.4%
• Sri Lankan General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level): 9
• High School Diploma, Vietnam: 8
• UNSW Foundation Studies: 6.5
• Foundation in Arts, Sunway College: 60%
• Foundation in Science and Technology, Sunway College: 60%

*The undergraduate entry requirements published are for students who commence the MUFY program in 2024.

**The Malaysian Qualification Agency (MQA) accepts a minimum D Grade in A Level to be equivalent to the STPM Pass grade. 

Prerequisite:

• A Credit average in Mathematics (Australian Year 11 equivalent) OR a Pass average in Mathematics (Australian Year 12 equivalent).
• A Credit average in one of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, General Science or Applied Science (all Australian Year 11 equivalent) OR a Pass average in one of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, General Science or Applied Science (all Australian Year 12 equivalent).
• Meeting maths and science prerequisite subject requirements from other qualifications: If the course you are applying for requires maths and/or science as subject prerequisites and you have completed a Monash-approved international senior secondary qualification (excluding Australian Year 12 qualifications and IB Diploma Programme), or higher qualification, with maths and/or science at the required level, it will be assumed that you have reached the level of knowledge equivalent to the Australian Year 12 (i.e. VCE equivalent) prerequisite required for the Monash course as specified above (excluding Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine).

English Language Requirements:

• IELTS (Academic)/IELTS One Skill Retake (Academic)/IELTS Online:
  • Overall score: 6.5
  • Listening score: 6.0
  • Reading score: 6.0
  • Writing score: 6.0
  • Speaking score: 6.0
• TOEFL iBT/TOEFL iBT Paper Edition:
  • Total Score: 79
  • Listening score: 12
  • Reading score: 13
  • Writing score: 21
  • Speaking score: 18
• PTE Academic:
  • Overall score: 58
  • Listening score: 50
  • Reading score: 50
  • Writing score: 50
  • Speaking score: 50
• C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency:
  • Overall score: 176
  • Listening score: 169
  • Reading score: 169
  • Writing score: 169
  • Speaking score: 169

YEAR 1

Semester 1

• Foundations in Psychology
• Introductory microeconomics
• Introduction to statistical analysis
• Introduction to management

Semester 2

• Introduction to psychological inquiry
• Foundation in finance or Marketing theory and practice
• Accounting in business
• Elective

YEAR 2

Semester 1

• Biological psychology
• Developmental psychology
• Business area unit
• Business area unit

Semester 2

• Personality and social psychology
• Psychological testing and assessment
• Organisational psychology and workplace wellbeing
• Business area unit

YEAR 3

Semester 1

• Perception and cognitive psychology
• Cultural safety, responsiveness and reflexivity in practice
• Business area unit

Semester 2

• Psychological disorders
• Research methods in psychology
• Business area unit