Bring out the best in people with dual qualifications in psychology and management. Study CSU’s Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) / Bachelor of Business (Management) to gain the skills to become an effective manager and professionally responsible business person with a strong understanding of the psychological principles of human behaviour. Course highlights CSU’s double degree will help you to develop the skills to successfully lead and manage organisations. You'll develop soft skills for working with and managing people and well-developed hard skills to apply to strategy, international business, organisational change, and project and operations management. Gain insights into human nature relevant to every career and every workplace The Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) provides an education in the discipline of psychology and an introduction to its application and the research process. As you study the basis of human behaviour, you'll develop analytic and service-directed skills with relevance to a broad range of employment areas. Study operational and strategic aspects of business The Bachelor of Business (Management) blends contemporary management theory with current industry practice to prepare you for general and specialist careers in management and related fields. Managing operations, people, stakeholders and change, as well as managing yourself as a leader, are all important areas of study. Practical experience makes you a job-ready graduate CSU is one of only a few universities to embed work placements in its business courses. Through 225 hours of work placement, you’ll apply your learning in real-life settings and showcase your value to prospective employers. Career opportunities As a graduate, you will be well positioned for diverse careers in Australia and overseas. Management or business innovation Take on roles including project or operations manager or business development manager, or work as a business solutions analyst, management consultant, owner-manager or entrepreneur. Psychology Psychological knowledge can lead to employment in counselling, social welfare, social policy and research, human resources, health, and educational and correctional facilities. Leadership Aim high in leadership or management roles in public, private and not-for-profit organisations. If you are already working, these qualifications may lead to career advancement.