Students are required to complete the course with a GPA of 5.5 or above in level 2 and level 3 Psychology units to be eligible for a place in the Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) course.

Both Bachelor of Nutrition and Bachelor of Science (Psychology) have core components. The double degree will have 16 compulsory Nutrition units (96 credit points) and 12 (72 credit points) compulsory Psychology units. Students must undertake all units to meet the requirements of the double degree. This includes 6 Nutrition and 2 Psychology Level 1 units, 5 Nutrition and 5 Psychology Level 2 Units, and 5 Nutrition and 5 Psychology level 3 units.

Available units
Students must complete the following compulsory units:
HLTH11027	Foundations of Health
CHEM11042	Fundamentals of Chemistry
BMSC11005	Foundations of Biochemistry
BMSC11010	Human Anatomy and Physiology 1
BMSC11011	Human Anatomy and Physiology 2
PSYC11010	Fundamentals of Psychology 1: Understanding Human Behaviour
BMSC11006	Food, Nutrition and Health
PSYC11012	Research Methods 1
ALLH13011	Rural and Remote Practice for Health Professionals
BMSC12010	Clinical Biochemistry
BMSC12013	Nutritional Physiology
HLTH12028	Health Promotion Strategies
MPAT12001	Medical Pathophysiology
NUTR12001	Human Nutrition
PSYC12010	Psychology Across the Lifespan
PSYC12012	Physiological Psychology
PSYC12014	Critical Social Psychology
PSYC12048	Research Methods 2
PSYC12049	Psychotherapies and Counselling
BMSC13002	Advanced Clinical Biochemistry
BMSC13012	Advanced Work Integrated Learning
NUTR13001	Public Health Nutrition
PSYC13015	Research Methods 3
PSYC13016	Cognitive Psychology
PSYC13017	Foundations of Psychopathology
PSYC13018	Cross-Cultural Psychology
PSYC13020	Individual Differences and Assessment
HLTH13031	Population Health Epidemiology