This third-year course explores how psychology as a profession contributes to society and a range of organisational settings, focusing on the professional frameworks, ethical standards, and competencies that underpin psychological practice in Australia. You will build on the psychological literacies acquired throughout your studies, developing the ability to reflect on your skills and present yourself professionally in the job market as you prepare for graduation. The course highlights the diversity of applied psychological practice, with particular attention to intercultural issues, the value of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives, and the ethical complexities of working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and communities. You will gain insight regarding how cultural context can shape psychological knowledge, ethical decision-making, and the practical realities of the profession. By integrating these elements, the course helps you develop a reflective, adaptable approach to your future career after graduation.