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Best universities in Australia for Social Sciences & Psychology

Compare universities in Australia offering Social Sciences & Psychology — by ranking, tuition fees, programs and entry requirements.

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251 universities · ranked best first

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Charlton Brown

Brisbane, Queensland · Private University

AU #81 Star rating 2 Admissions open
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Box Hill Institute

Melbourne, Victoria · Private University

AU #85 Star rating 2 Admissions open
Tuition (indicative)
A$18,590 – A$21,810/yr
Founded
1924
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Melbourne Polytechnic

Melbourne, Victoria · TAFE / Institute of Technology

AU #87 Star rating 2 Admissions open
Tuition (indicative)
A$22,560 – A$26,000/yr
Founded
1912
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George Brown College

Sydney, New South Wales · Private University

AU #89 Star rating 2 Admissions open
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Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd

Sydney, New South Wales · Private University

AU #91 Star rating 2 Admissions open
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Global College Australasia

Perth, Western Australia · Private University

AU #97 Star rating 2 Admissions open
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