Portfolio assessment encompasses employability modules, preliminary job search and resume construction.

This subject is one of two elective capstones offered through the Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Program for Psychology. It is designed to integrate knowledge and skills developed throughout the degree, requiring to students to apply their learning to issues faced by professionals in relevant workplaces. Students are required to develop a solution to a real-life problem sourced from industry. Identification of suitable projects occurs through collaborative discussions between the student, subject lecturer, and industry partner organisations. Students will gain an invaluable first taste of what it is like to work on professional projects with connections to psychology, honing their own career plans and aspirations while further developing their skills.

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112810 Bachelor of Psychological Science, 115710 Bachelor of Arts

112810 Bachelor of Psychological Science, 115710 Bachelor of Arts Offerings: All

[Pre-requisite] 36CP OF UNDERGRADUATE SUBJECTS INCLUDING AT LEAST ONE OF PY1101 OR PY1102

[Pre-requisite] 36CP OF UNDERGRADUATE SUBJECTS INCLUDING AT LEAST ONE OF PY1101 OR PY1102 Offerings: All

Applied Psychology Project

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PY3202 - Applied Psychology Project

Plan a workplace intervention that accommodates diverse stakeholder needs

Justify workplace interventions with reference to empirical data and other sources of evidence

Apply psychological concepts, theories and methods to solve problems in professional workplace settings

Critically reflect on professional skill and knowledge development with respect to career goals and community impact