Bachelor of Psychological Science with Honours

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Graduates will be able to engage in self-directed learning, show intellectual independence, analytic rigour, and the ability to apply psychological knowledge in diverse contexts. They will demonstrate advanced knowledge of psychological concepts, theories, and research. Graduates will be able to critically evaluate and synthesise scientific literature to support evidence-based conclusions and research questions. They will demonstrate ethical and culturally responsive practice across all stages of the research process. Graduates will be able to design, conduct, and analyse independent research under supervision. They can communicate research findings and psychological knowledge effectively to academic, professional, and community audiences through both written and visual formats. They will demonstrate bicultural competence and uphold obligations under Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

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