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Bachelor of Social Work UniSA degree offers a solid foundation in political, behavioral, and social sciences, along with the skills needed for roles in social work and human services. It is structured around four principal areas of study: social work theory, practice and skills, social policy, and social research.
As part of this degree, you will have the chance to gain practical experience through field education placements. These placements are a valuable learning experience that allows you to build industry connections and enhance essential firsthand skills crucial for your future social work career.
In our specially designed studios, you will collaborate with field practitioners and academic staff in simulated, real-life scenarios. You will have access to recording equipment and cameras, allowing you to review your work, receive feedback, and learn from your experiences. During your third and fourth years, you will have the opportunity to put your knowledge into practice and highlight your practical skills through real-world work placements.
A$30,900 per year
4 years
February, July
Bachelor of Social Work UniSA Locations
Magill
FSDP understands that previous academic achievements can be acknowledged through the granting of credit.
Helping Homeless People: You can collaborate with people who do not have a place to live. Working with Kids: You can help young people who are in trouble or need protection. Supporting Older People: You can take care of older folks who might need help. Helping with Mental Health: You can collaborate with people who have difficulties with their feelings and thoughts. Leadership and Management: If you are good at organizing and leading, you can do this in various places. Collaborating with Refugees: You can help people who had to leave their home countries and need support. Teaching in Schools: You can be a teacher and help kids learn about important things. Helping People with Disabilities: You can assist people who have special needs. Doing Research: If you like to find out new things, you can do research to help others. Community Work: You can work in your community to make it a better place for everyone.
This is a class to help you learn about how human services work. We will talk about how they started, what values they follow, and how professionals help people.
In this class, you will learn about how to talk and work with others. We will talk about how things like being different, having power, gender, and where you come from can affect how we talk to each other. We will also talk about diverse ways to communicate, like talking, writing, and using technology. And we will learn about working in teams and being professional.
In this class, we will explore important ideas in sociology. These ideas help us understand how society works. We will also learn how to do research in sociology, which means finding out more about these ideas and writing about them.
In this class, we will learn about how Australia is governed. We will look at how the government is set up, including the federal and state levels. We will also explore the history of Australian politics and how the legal system works. We will talk about democracy, citizenship, and human rights, and we will discuss the key role of Aboriginal people in Australian politics.
In this class, we will explore psychology, which is all about understanding how our minds work. We will cover topics like how our bodies and brains affect our behavior, how we learn, how we develop as we grow, and what makes each of us unique. We will also talk about how our mental and emotional health can impact our physical health and our relationships with others.
In this course, we will learn about working in groups. You will discover how groups function, what roles people play in them, and how groups develop over time. We will also explore leadership and diverse types of groups. Plus, you will get a chance to practice your skills in leading groups.
In this class, you will learn about community work. We will explore different ideas about what a community is and how it works. We will also discuss the politics and power dynamics involved in community work. You will discover how to involve community members in decision-making and acting together.
In this class, we will dig deeper into social work practice. You will learn how to practice ethically and be culturally sensitive. We will look at diverse ways of approaching social work, like focusing on strengths and understanding ecosystems. We will also talk about managing crises, dealing with grief and loss, and how to empower individuals and communities in the process.
In this class, we will explore the history of social policies in Australia. We will look at how policies have developed over time and their impact on various aspects of life, like employment, income, housing, health, and more. You will also learn how to analyze policies using theoretical frameworks, which is an important skill in social work.
In this subject, you will learn about research in social work. We will explore how research can be used to make things better in areas like social policy, community development, and more. You will learn how to produce research questions, look at what others have already learned, plan research projects, and collect and understand data. Plus, we will talk about important things like doing the right thing, being fair, and diverse ways to do research.
In this subject, you will learn how to collaborate well with Indigenous Australian communities. You will understand their history and culture and how to be respectful in your work with them.
This subject will help you learn and grow in your social work practice in a supportive setting.
This subject will help you become better at social work by teaching you advanced skills in talking to people, figuring out what they need, and helping them. You will also learn to think critically about your work in various situations.
In this subject, you will learn a lot about how organizations that help people work. You will learn about how they are run, what theories they use, and how they make sure they are doing an excellent job. You will also learn how to analyze what is happening in these organizations and understand the ethical issues they face.
This course will teach about various kinds of violence and abuse that can happen between people. We will talk about things like violence in relationships, within families, sexual assault, harassment, violence based on race or ethnicity, abuse of older people, and harm related to disability, gender identity, and sexual orientation. We will look at how these issues intersect and affect people's lives.
During the placement, students will apply their social work knowledge and skills, including working on a specific project or program that aligns with social work goals. They will deepen their understanding of the social work process, professional practices, decision-making, and accountability. They will also learn how to build effective relationships with colleagues and clients, and how to plan, conduct, and assess programs and services.
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