Psychology is expanding in scope and research, and now offers a body of theoretical and practical knowledge about human behavior and experiences, which is relevant to a wide variety of human activities. It explores the way in which people think, feel and behave in their individual, group, social and organizational contexts. Students examine how people and their actions are informed by these contexts, and investigate how people resist and transform them. Graduates, from these programs, will be suitable for a wide variety of employment including the media industry, advertising, personnel management and development, industrial and public relations, crisis management, health and social services, residential care, youth work, welfare work, reformatory, drug and alcohol counseling, teaching and training.

Advanced Diploma / Professional Diploma in Pcychology

General Modules
GE101 College English * GE103 Business English * GE105 Business Communication *	GE361 Professional Development GE362 Business Plan

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Psychology Modules
PS101A Experimental Psychology PS101B Developmental Psychology BS103A Organizational Behavior BS103B Human Resource Management PS203A Learning & Behavior PS203B Cognition & Personality PS205A Abnormal Psychology PS205B Clinical Neuroscience	PS302A Educational Psychology PS302B Health & Sport Psychology PS304A Psychology of Crime PS304B Counseling MM307A Advertising MM307B Public Relations GE381 Psychology Dissertation *

*Double Modules
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