Bachelor of Social Work (Honours)

Course Details

Social workers are involved in meaningful, life-changing work. You will learn about supporting and resolving personal and social relationship issues between individuals and families. You will also learn how to support and provide services to groups of people, work in organisations and with communities. You will learn about advocacy and the use of research in meeting social work goals. The courses you study will teach you to relieve distress, redress inequalities and promote social justice. This program is experience-based and will prepare you for a professional career as a social worker. There is a strong demand for qualified Social Workers and job opportunities are broad and rewarding.

Qualification: Bachelor Degree (Honours)

Course structure: The Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) program requires students to successfully complete 320 units, which is comprised of: 290 units of core courses; 10 units of directed courses; and 20 units of electives.