Bachelor of Psychological Science (Cognitive Neuroscience)

• Study South Australia's only undergraduate cognitive neuroscience degree.
• Join SA's number one university for psychology research1 and number one in SA for teaching quality in psychology2.
• Study with the No.1 University in SA for graduate careers in Psychology3.
• Graduate with a well-respected qualification that is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council.
• Gain practical experience in our on-campus laboratories.
• Gain real-world experience through a research placement.

Clear and critical thinking skills and an interest in human behaviour and biology are key attributes of students considering a career in cognitive neuroscience. Careers to consider:

• research assistant: assist with academic research; you may gain employment with a university or research institute
• assistant neuropsychologist: assist a neuropsychologist; neuropsychologists often work as researchers or teachers, or are employed by hospitals or healthcare facilities
• clinical neurophysiological technician: record electrical activity of the brain and nervous system; daily tasks may involve reviewing patient history, gathering data and preparing patients for testing
• laboratory technician (clinical or research): collect samples, perform tests on body specimens and record results
• disability worker or case worker: work with and provide support for clients with neuropsychological or neurological conditions

This degree can also be used as a pathway to further study in areas such as clinical psychology, neuropsychology, or other areas of health science.