
Refer to the Master of Social Work.
| Course type: | Graduate entry |
| Course length (full-time equivalent): | 2 years |
| Location: | On campus |
The Bachelor of Social Work is the only graduate entry social work program in South Australia.
This course will expose you to ideas from social work theory, human development, social policy, organisational analysis, research methods, social planning and social administration.
As a professionally-oriented program of study, the course is concerned with the acquisition of skills; that is, with the student's ability to translate relevant knowledge into effective practice.
It involves 10 classroom topics and satisfactory performance in 2 field education placements.
Refer to the program of study.
Social workers help people to help themselves. They work with individuals or in a broader community context and are involved in activities ranging from counselling and group work to community development and social planning. Through all of this, the fundamental aim of social work is to improve the quality of people's lives.
What can I do with my Bachelor of Social Work degree?
Domestic students | International students | ||
| GradStart code: | 2BG002 | CRICOS code: | 020922C |
| Mid-year entry:
| Yes | Mid-year entry:
| No |
| Apply through: | SATAC Uniweb | Apply through: | International Office |
Place type | Domestic students | International students |
| Commonwealth supported - Student contribution amount
| $5,196 | N/A |
| Full fee paying | N/A | $16,200 |
Note: Domestic student fees are indicative only. Further information: How are these fees calculated?
Bachelors of Social Work and Social Planning
Domestic students | International students | ||
| To be provided | 2008-2009 Undergraduate International Prospectus (PDF 2MB) |
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