Bachelor of Social Work
Bachelor's degree
In Canberra (Australia)
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Canberra (Australia)
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Start date
Different dates available
Employment prospects for social workers are excellent. Accredited by the Australian Association of Social Workers and recognised internationally, this program will prepare you for employment in a complex, diverse and changing field where your capacity to transfer knowledge and skills across contexts is essential.
Social workers use many different types of intervention such as community work, individual and family counselling, group work, policy development, advocacy and research. They can work in varied contexts such as health services, aged care, women’s services, disability services, child and family services, international development, and migration and refugee services.
Graduates are sought after from this program with careers available in health, aged care, children and families, programs for people with disabilities, services for migrant and refugee communities and all areas of social policy and international development with future senior roles including government (local, state and federal) and community-based and human rights organisations.
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Subjects
- IT
- Social Work
- IT Development
- Sociology
- International
- Skills and Training
- Social Policy
Course programme
SCWK3005 Field Education 1
24 For Honours Students only: SCWK3009 Social Work Preliminary Honours 6 SCWK3010 Field Education 1 Honours 18 Year 4 Semester 1 CP SCWK4003 Issue-Based Learning Unit 3 9 SCWK4005 Field Education 2A 15 Semester 2 CP SCWK4002 Integrative Studies 402 6 SCWK4004 Issue-Based Learning Unit 4 9 SCWK4006 Field Education 2B* 9 *For Honours Students, instead of SCWK4006: SCWK4007 Field Education 2B Honours 3 SCWK4008 Social Work Research Dissertation 6For the award of the Bachelor of Social Work, students complete 192 credit points (cp). In the first year, you will undertake two core sociology units of study (12cp) and six units of study from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (36cp). The second year comprises core studies in sociology, research, psychology and Indigenous studies, with three elective units of study to be chosen from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. The third and fourth years of the course involve extensive field education placements (60 days in Year 3 and 80 days in Year 4) and issue-based learning (IBL) units of study.
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Bachelor of Social Work