Support mental health and change lives in this in-demand sector
Meet the growing need for caring, supportive professionals in Australia's diverse communities. Whether you choose to study psychology, social work or human services, you'll learn how to meaningfully contribute to the country’s wellbeing.
Griffith is a leader in psychology education of all levels. We offer world-class student support and degrees: from the foundational learning of our Diploma of Psychological Science right through to postgraduate coursework and supervised research at our dedicated Centre for Mental Health. You could even train to become a clinical psychologist and embark upon a rewarding career helping individuals overcome trauma and live better, healthier lives.
We also offer a range of social work and human services degrees, ideal for values-driven students who wish to create change. While both roles vary in scope, graduates can expect to play a key role in their communities, whether undertaking casework, counselling, child protection, disability services or aged care.
Griffith's interprofessional, collaborative teaching will prepare you for a fulfilling future in supporting healthy individuals, families and communities. Under this approach, you'll learn alongside students from across a full range of clinical areas, giving you what you need to thrive in multidisciplinary teams post-graduation. You'll also have the opportunity to undertake placements in diverse areas, heightening your awareness of key social issues and enhancing your ability to work with a broad spectrum of people.
Why choose Griffith?
Develop cultural competence to work effectively in diverse communities.
Learn from those who contribute to Australia’s most crucial research projects at our Centre for Mental Health.
Enhanced learning with simulation labs and collaborative spaces.
Thrive in multidisciplinary teams with students from across healthcare.