Postgraduate Psychology degrees in Australia

There are around 352 postgraduate Psychology degrees at 34 Australian universities, typically taking 1 year, covering areas like psychology, clinical psychology, research design, professional practice, counselling theory. Approximate and generalised, not official.

Universities offering Psychology (postgraduate)

UniversityStateProgramsFocus areas
Charles Sturt UniversityNSW36psychology, management, criminology, cybercrime
Australian National UniversityACT28international relations, geopolitics, public policy, international security
Deakin UniversityVIC27research design, psychology, clinical psychology, professional practice
Monash UniversityVIC23research design, psychology, clinical psychology, mental health
The University of MelbourneVIC23psychology, developmental psychology, professional practice, cognitive psychology
Victoria UniversityVIC16psychology, professional practice, clinical psychology, research design
Central Queensland UniversityQLD13psychology, mental health, wellbeing, counselling theory
University of WollongongNSW13psychology, research design, mental health, organisational psychology
Edith Cowan UniversityWA12psychology, counselling theory, professional practice, mental health
Swinburne University of TechnologyVIC12clinical psychology, psychology, counselling theory, developmental psychology
UNSW SydneyNSW12professional practice, psychology, clinical psychology, ethics
La Trobe UniversityVIC11psychology, counselling theory, social work, professional practice
Macquarie UniversityNSW11clinical psychology, research design, psychology, cognitive psychology
University of CanberraACT11communication, cross cultural psychology, psychology, professional practice
University of New EnglandNSW11psychology, clinical psychology, mental health, counselling theory
The University of AdelaideSA10psychology, clinical psychology, public health, counselling theory
University of NewcastleNSW10psychology, human resource management, mental health, clinical psychology
Curtin UniversityWA9psychology, clinical psychology, counselling theory, research design
Murdoch UniversityWA9clinical psychology, counselling theory, psychology, research design
The University of Western AustraliaWA9psychology, management, professional practice, clinical psychology
University of Technology SydneyNSW8psychology, research design, clinical psychology, professional practice
The University of QueenslandQLD7psychology, clinical psychology, counselling theory, professional practice
Griffith UniversityQLD5psychology, social work, australian indigenous cultures, community development
The University of SydneyNSW5psychology, research design, developmental psychology, cultural studies
Bond UniversityQLD4psychology, developmental psychology, social psychology, brain sciences
University of TasmaniaTAS4clinical psychology, research design, health policy, brain sciences
Australian Catholic UniversityMulti-state3counselling theory, psychology, professional practice, ethics
Federation University AustraliaVIC2clinical psychology, psychology, professional practice, mental health
Southern Cross UniversityNSW2psychology, clinical psychology, neuroscience, inclusive practice
Western Sydney UniversityNSW2
Queensland University of TechnologyQLD1
RMIT UniversityVIC1professional practice, clinical skills, field education, behaviour
Torrens University AustraliaMulti-state1
University of the Sunshine CoastQLD1psychology, clinical psychology, professional practice, cross cultural psychology

See all Psychology degrees in Australia →

Frequently asked questions

How long is a Psychology degree in postgraduate study?

Undergraduate Psychology degrees in postgraduate study typically take about 1 year of full-time study.

How much does a Psychology degree cost in postgraduate study?

Indicative domestic fees for Psychology degrees in postgraduate study are typically in the higher (~$16k+/yr) range (approximate, not official).

Which universities offer Psychology in postgraduate study?

Around 34 universities offer Psychology in postgraduate study, including Charles Sturt University, Australian National University, Deakin University, Monash University, The University of Melbourne.

What do you study in a Psychology degree?

Common areas include psychology, clinical psychology, research design, professional practice, counselling theory, mental health.

Approximate, not official.