Study CSU's Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) / Bachelor of Business (Marketing) to gain the skills to become an effective marketing manager with an in-depth understanding of how people think, behave and make decisions. Launch your marketing career equipped with knowledge of the psychological principles of human behaviour. Course highlights CSU's double degree develops the knowledge and understanding you'll need to become a successful, ethical and professionally responsible business person. It gives you a solid foundation in both psychology and key business areas, as well as specialist marketing knowledge and practical skills. Learn how psychology impacts consumer behaviour and marketing success 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 will develop analytic and service-directed skills with relevance to diverse employment areas. Gain a grounding in contemporary marketing The Bachelor of Business (Marketing) blends up-to-date marketing theory with current industry practice to prepare you for general and specialist marketing careers. It focuses on the integrated processes used to launch products and services, develop and maintain a brand's image, and formulate marketing and communication strategies to build strong customer relationships and create value for customers, stakeholders and businesses. 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 Earn qualifications that can take you places As a graduate, you'll be eligible to embark on a broad range of marketing and psychology-related careers in Australia or overseas. Marketing Become a brand manager, product manager, digital and social media strategist, national or international sales and marketing manager, or business development manager. Psychology Psychological knowledge can lead to roles in counselling, social welfare, social policy and research, human resources, health, and educational and correctional facilities.