88 Master's degrees in Psychology in Australia

Are you passionate about the wellbeing of children, young adults and families? University of Southern Queensland’s Graduate Certificate of Counselling (Child, Youth and Family Therapy) will equip you in skills of child abuse prevention and intervention, along with relationship, family, child and youth counselling.

The Master of Professional Psychology from The Cairnmillar Institute represents the first year of the ‘5+1’ pathway to general registration as a psychologist.

The Master of Applied Human Performance Science programme at The University of Western Australia uses an interdisciplinary approach, covering fields of advanced exercise physiology, performance psychology, human movement and ergonomics, energy metabolism (nutrition), exercise programming and prescription, load monitoring and analytics among others.

The Psychology - Educational and Developmental program at University of Melbourne is for students who want to work in a range of educational settings upon graduation. Or within agencies treating children with emotional and behavioural difficulties or aged care.

Become a specialist in the nuances of working with children, young people and families, and have a positive impact on your community with Master of Counselling (Child, Youth and Family Therapy) at University of Southern Queensland.

The primary objective of The Master of Psychology (Clinical) at Bond University is to provide advanced education in the professional practice of Psychology.

This Psychology (Health) course from Adelaide University is your path to becoming a registered psychologist. As one of only two health psychology degrees offered in Australia, it delivers comprehensive training in both health promotion and clinical health psychology.  

This Psychology (Organisational and Human Factors) course from Adelaide University prepares you for a fulfilling career as a registered psychologist, specialising in work and organisations.