Bachelor of Social Welfare

Course overview

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Qualification Bachelor's Degree
Study mode Full-time, Part-time
Duration 3 years
Intakes March, July, November
Tuition (Local students) Data not available
Tuition (Foreign students) $ 48,758
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$ 48,758
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Entry Requirements

  • Related qualification accepted by the university.

English Language Requirements:

  • IELTS: Overall 6.5

Curriculum

Part A

  • Australian Politics
  • Introduction to Sociology
  • Effective Communication
  • Development across the Lifespan
  • Health and Indigenous Australian Peoples
  • Introduction to Social Welfare
  • Community Development
  • Counselling Theory and Practice

Part B

  • Field Education I
  • Doing Social Research
  • Case Management and Care Planning
  • Social Policy
  • Grief, Trauma and Crisis Counselling
  • Welfare Law
  • Issues of Protection

Part C

Children and Young People:

  • Advocacy and Change
  • Social Planning and Innovation
  • Field Education II
  • Youth Work

Indigenous Studies:

  • The Mental Health of Australian Indigenous Peoples
  • History of Invasion of Aboriginal Nations
  • Indigenous World-Views

Health and Disability:

  • The Australian Health Care System
  • Introduction to Complementary Medicine
  • The Mental Health of Australian Indigenous Peoples

 

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