Program Overview
The Honours program at UWA cultivates independent research skills through supervised study with expert faculty. It prepares students for advanced studies and professional roles by enhancing problem-solving, critical thinking, and communication abilities. The flexible course structure allows for personalization and collaboration with researchers, providing valuable hands-on experience.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Honours study develops your knowledge and skills as an independent researcher under the supervision of a member of staff with expertise in your chosen area. Successfully completing an honours degree not only prepares you for higher-degree study at master’s and PhD level, but demonstrates to prospective employers a higher capacity for independent learning and research, along with enhanced problem-solving, critical thinking, independent learning and communication skills. The opportunity to collaborate with other students and researchers in the School of Psychology has provided me with invaluable research experience.
- successfully complete a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) from a recognised university, demonstrating a strong academic performance in the final-year units of the major you intend to undertake Your degree will normally need to be completed within seven years of your starting honours (depending on the course).
