Coming to a city near you
July-August 2027

Shape what’s next for your

psychology career

Real pathways

The APS Psychology Career Expo is designed to support psychology students and early career professionals as they explore pathways, build connections, and plan their future in the field.

Expert advice

Hear directly from the Australian Psychological Society (APS) about how we support your career journey, alongside valuable insights from experienced psychologists and industry organisations across a wide range of psychology sectors.

Meaningful connections

Discover real-world career pathways, gain practical advice, and make meaningful connections to help guide your next steps – whether you're just starting out or looking to grow your professional network.

6

Cities across

Australia

60+

Anticipated

panellists

800

Anticipated

attendees

40+

Anticipated

expo partners

Destinations

With events taking place across six major cities in Australia, the Expo brings career inspiration and industry connections directly to you. We look forward to welcoming you and encourage you to share this opportunity with your peers and networks.

Tuesday 27 July 2027

Perth

Novotel Langley

Thursday 29 July 2027

Adelaide

U City

Tuesday 3 August 2027

Brisbane

Emporium Hotel South Bank

Thursday 5 August 2027

Sydney

Marriott Hotel Darling Harbour

Monday 9 August 2027

Melbourne

Rendezvous Hotel

Thursday 12 August 2027

Hobart

Crowne Plaza

What our attendees say

The panellists' honesty inspired me. They gave me a clear pathway of where I can go and how to get there. Hearing them speak openly about the challenges of this career was validating, and just as important was hearing how rewarding it is too.

SECOND-YEAR PSYCHOLOGY STUDENT, 2025 ATTENDEE

My biggest takeaway from the panels is this: if psychology is your passion, keep pursuing it. Don't worry about how long the journey takes. Just punch through and go for it.

2025 attendee

Try different things. You might find an area isn't for you and move into something else. For me, the biggest lesson has been learning to set a boundary between clinician and patient, especially when you feel things as deeply as I do.

PSYCHOLOGY STUDENT, 2025 ATTENDEE

Registrations

APS

Student

$25

Available to current APS Student Members. Your APS membership number is required for registration. 

Non-Member

Student

$50

Available to students who are not currently APS members.

Non-Member Student + Membership Package

$80

Combine your Expo registration with a discounted APS Student Membership. Learn more about APS membership.

*Entry to one Expo location.

APS

Psychologist


$80

APS member psychologists (non-students) are welcome to attend if the event supports their professional interests or development.

Non-Member

Psychologist


$120

You don't have to be a student or APS member to join us. If our event matches your professional interests, we welcome you.

+ Registration includes

  • Your in-person registration includes access to the event venue and full program in your selected city. 
  • This also includes afternoon tea upon arrival, as well as a cocktail reception a relaxed expo style networking session where light canapés and beverages will be served. Attendees will have access to a selection of drinks, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic options.
  • The cocktail reception provides an informal environment to connect with peers, speakers, and industry representatives, helping you build relationships and continue conversations following the formal program.
  • All prices are listed in Australian dollars (AUD) and include GST.
  • Please review the Attendee Terms & Conditions before completing your registration.


+ Cancellation Policy

  • A non-refundable booking fee of $10.00 applies to all registrations.
  • Cancellations made more than 30 days prior to the event will receive a full refund, less the booking fee.
  • Cancellations made within 30 days of the event are not eligible for a refund.
  • Registrations can be transferred to another attendee at no additional cost.
  • Please note that prices are subject to change

If you have any questions or require further assistance, our team is happy to help:

conferences@psychology.org.au

Program

Live program coming soon

4:00 PM - 4:30 PM 

Registration & exhibition

Meet your peers and explore the exhibitors over some afternoon tea.

4:30 PM - 5:00 PM 

PRESENTATION

APS welcome

Hear from APS on how they can support you in your career journey.

5:00 PM - 5:45 PM

PANEL

Exhibitor insights panel

Discover opportunities, from continued learning to exciting job prospects.

5:45 PM - 6:15 PM

Break & exhibition

Take a breather and mingle with attendees and exhibitors.

6:15 PM - 7:00 PM

PANEL

Psychologist wisdom panel

Hear experienced psychologists share tips and advice for students, graduates and early career professionals. 

7:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Drinks & exhibition 

Grab a drink and canapé, recap with peers and explore new opportunities with exhibitors. 

Want to exhibit?

Showcase your brand, and connect with a thriving community of psychology professionals

As a sponsor or exhibitor at an APS event, you’ll align your brand with Australia’s peak body for psychology while showcasing your products, services, and innovations to psychologists and key decision-makers at every stage of their career journey.

Demonstrate your support for the important role psychology plays in promoting positive mental health, strengthen your brand presence, and contribute to the advancement of the profession. Exhibitors will have the opportunity to engage with and educate student and early career psychologists about their products and services.

Each Expo includes a dedicated 1.5-hour exhibition and networking session, giving you valuable time to connect with attendees and build meaningful relationships.

All exhibition booking proceeds directly support the event, helping us continue to deliver valuable resources, opportunities, and experiences for the psychology community.

2027 exhibitors

conferences@psychology.org.au

(03) 8662 3300

Level 11, 257 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000 Australia

psychology.org.au

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