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Bachelor of Science (Psychological Science)
Tuition Fees
Total programme feeRM 134,140
Quick Facts
LevelBachelor
Duration3 years
IntakeFebruary / July
English RequirementIELTS 6.5
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Tuition for each year of the programme
- Year 1RM 43,500
- Year 2RM 43,500
- Year 3RM 43,500
Other fees
- International Student Registration Feeone-timeRM 420
- Student Visa Stamping Feeone-timeRM 20
- Hospitalization Depositone-timeRM 500
- Group Hospitalisation and Surgical Insuranceper yearRM 900
Total programme feeRM 134,140
Indicative fees in Malaysian ringgit. The final amount is confirmed in your offer letter. Fees exclude 6% SST where it applies.
- Applicants may be considered with A Level/STPM based on the best of 3 subjects. UEC applicants may be considered based on the best of 5 selected subjects.
- Applicants with other qualifications or certificates, including UEC, Foundation, STAM and equivalent pathways, should submit their documents for an admission assessment before final eligibility is confirmed.
IELTS 6.5
Bachelor of Science (Psychological Science) is a Bachelor programme at Curtin University Malaysia, lasting 3 years. Classes are taught in English.
Subjects you will study
- Foundations for Professional Health Practice
- Human Structure and Function
- Introduction to Psychology
- Science and Professional Practice in Psychology
- Brain and Behaviour
- Foundations of Biostatistics and Epidemiology
- Foundations of Psychology
- Imagining Health in Social and Cultural Contexts
- Psychological Science Experimental Methods
- Psychology of Learning
- Social Psychology
- Elective unit
- Child Developmental Psychology
- Perception
- Psychological Science Correlational Methods
- Elective unit
- Abnormal Psychology
- Advanced Psychological Science Qualitative Methods
- Cognition
- Individual Differences
- Adult Developmental Psychology
- Indigenous and Cross Cultural Psychology
- Mixed Methods Research in Health Psychology
- Work, Family and Community
- Language of instruction
- English