Bachelor of Social Work

Course Structure 

CORE SUBJECTS
 

• Qualitative Research
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Skills and Frameworks
• Interpersonal Practice
• Professional Values and Ethics
• Organisational Practice
• Community Work
• Group Work
• Social Welfare Practice with Children and Families
• Developmental Approaches to Eco-Social Justice
• Field Education 1
• Social Work and Welfare Practice
• Social Inquiry Analysis
• Field Education 2
• Theories for Social Work Practice
• Social Work and Mental Health
• Professional Development for Social Work Practice

Course pre-requisites
English (Units 3/4,C)

Estimated annual tuition fee: $AUD30,960.00

Courses are charged per year of full-time study. International course fees are reviewed annually and subject to change.

JCU Social Work graduates are equipped to advocate for social justice and change in a broad range of environments.

Graduates pursue careers in Australia and overseas in aged care, public housing, child welfare, government agencies, drug and alcohol support, domestic violence, Indigenous health, not-for-profit groups, education, private and public hospitals, and more.

You could find employment as a child protection officer, mental health counsellor, health policy officer, health services manager, social worker, youth worker, or school counsellor.

Social workers can be involved in supporting individuals, groups and communities to respond and adapt to a changing climate.