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Study and Careers
| Studying psychology in Australia | Careers in psychology |
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Psychology is taught at most universities in Australia, and there is a wide range of courses to choose from. It is important to study an Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) accredited course in order to gain registration as a psychologist in Australia and to become a member of the APS. Click to read more about studying psychology and what to expect from various courses |
Psychologists work in diverse areas, from universities, government, and major corporations, to community health centres and welfare organisations. They also practise in a range of specialist areas. Click to read more about the various careers in psychology and employment prospects |
| Working as a psychologist in Australia | Assessing psychology qualifications |
| You must be registered with a Psychologists Registration Board to practise as a psychologist in Australia. Read more about working as a psychologist, or contact your local Psychologists Registration Board. |
The APS is the main body in Australia that assesses psychology qualifications gained overseas or locally. |
| Employment opportunities | Earnings |
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PsychXchange is a dedicated website that lists jobs and classifieds for psychologists.. Its features enable you to search for a job, publish a position and browse classifieds relating to psychological practice, such as practices for sale, consultation rooms for rent, lease or share and locum positions.  |
Psychologists’ earnings vary greatly, depending on the area in which they work. |
| Awards and Grants | |
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The APS offers a range of awards and prizes, some of which are open to students at various stages of their study. |
Assessment of Psychology Qualifications Application Form
Click to download Assessment Application Form 
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Please send the completed form to: Membership Services, PO Box 38, Flinders Lane VIC 8009.
