行为科学学士学位（心理学）/法律学士学位（荣誉学位）

该课程将使您深入了解心理学和法律领域，特别是与健康法相关的领域。它将使您对法律和心理健康问题持心理学观点，并能够就法律情况提供建议和分析。心理学部分提供对人类行为的理解（包括社会，临床和认知研究），并应用于法医和法律环境。您将发展沟通，研究，解决问题和批判性分析方面的技能，这些技能可应用于公共部门和私营部门的各种环境中。QUT的法学学士（荣誉学位）是比学士学位更高的学历，因为它在整个课程中都整合了荣誉学历的内容。本课程中的高级知识和技能将对您的职业生涯或将来的研究和学习有所帮助。<br> <br>您将在头
The course will give you insight into the worlds of psychology and law, with particular relevance to health law. It will allow you to take a psychological perspective on legal and mental health issues, and be able to advise on and analyse legal situations. The psychology component provides an understanding of human behaviour (including social, clinical and cognitive studies), with application to forensic and legal settings. You will develop skills in communication, research, problem solving and critical analysis that can be applied in a range of settings in both the public and private sectors. QUT's Bachelor of Laws (Honours) is a higher-level qualification than a bachelor degree, as it has honours-level content integrated throughout the course. The advanced knowledge and skills in this course will benefit your professional career, or future research and study.<br><br>You will study a combination of psychology and law units in the first four years, with law units and electives only in the final three semesters. In your first year, you will be introduced to foundation psychology along with the law of torts (negligence, damages and no fault compensation schemes), legal interviewing, legal problem solving and dispute resolution. In your second year, you can choose an introductory law elective unit and will learn social and organisational psychology, research design and data analysis, criminal law, legal research, developmental psychology, counselling and the variety of contexts in which Australian law operates. Your third year of study will further develop your psychology skills with your choice of a psychology unit and you will also further develop your knowledge and skills in the law by studying constitutional law, commercial and personal property law, contract law, and equity and trusts. In fourth year, you can choose two to three electives to study alongside physiological psychology, real property law, psychopathology, administrative law and evidence. In your final semesters you will study law units only and the course allows you to choose general and advanced law elective units that interest you. You will also study corporate law, commercial remedies, civil procedure and ethics, before undertaking a legal research capstone project.