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Course Overview

The Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) at HELP University provides students with a scientific understanding of behaviour, mental processes, and emotional well-being. It equips students with versatile skills in communication, research, critical thinking, and mental health support, making them valuable in multiple professional sectors.

Achievement

One of Southeast Asia's largest psychology programmes with over 1000 students and 50+ academic staff. Offers credit transfer options with international universities in Australia, NZ, UK.

Curriculum

• Year 1:
  • Introduction to Psychology 1 & 2
  • Scientific Thinking & Academic Writing
  • Quantitative Methods 1 & 2
  • Career Exploration, Contextual Intelligence
  • MPU Subjects (3)
• Year 2:
  • Advanced Quantitative Methods 1 & 2
  • Social Psychology, Human Personality, Biopsychology
  • Developmental Psychology, Managing Emotion
  • Industrial Training
  • MPU Subjects (2)
• Year 3:
  • Undergraduate Thesis, Ethics in Psychology
  • Abnormal Psychology, Learning and Cognition
  • Career Development, Data Analytics for Psychology
• Electives (Choose 7):
  • Over 20 options including: Counselling, Forensic, Health, Industrial Psychology, Cross-Cultural Psychology, Child Development, Motivation, and more

Entry Requirements

• HELP Foundation in Arts/Science – Pass all subjects (min 4 Credits)
• A-Levels – 1 C, 1 D
• STPM – 2 Cs
• UEC – 5 Bs
• South Australian Matriculation – ATAR 65
• Canadian Pre-U – Average 65 (6 subjects)
• Other Foundation/Diploma programmes – Pass all subjects (minimum 50%/30% credits as applicable)
• SPM/O-Level: 3 credits including 1 Math & 1 Science subject; Bahasa Melayu pass required
• English requirements: IELTS 5.5 / TOEFL 550 / MUET Band 5 / or equivalent

Career Prospects

With Bachelor’s:

• HR Manager, Corporate Consultant, Market Researcher
• NGO Worker, PR Consultant, Conflict Mediator
• Academic Tutor, Media Consultant, Customer Relationship Manager

With Postgraduate:

• Clinical Psychologist, Child Psychologist, Counsellor
• Forensic Psychologist, Sports Psychologist, Neuropsychologist
• Lecturer, Researcher, Educational Psychologist