James Cook University
4 years full-time
The Bachelor of Social Work from JCU provides you with the practical skills and experience to begin a rewarding career as a social worker, with a focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, International and tropical communities.
To be eligible for entry into the Bachelor of Social Work, you'll need to meet the minimum entry requirements, which include English language proficiency. Non-school leavers can have their qualifications and work experience assessed to obtain an equivalent score.
The Bachelor of Social Work covers core subjects such as social work with families and children, cross-cultural practice, eco-social justice, psychology and mental health. You'll also have the opportunity to participate in field trips to India and Thailand, and complete 1,000 hours of practical placements to apply your theoretical knowledge.
JCU is a leading provider of social work education, with a strong focus on preparing students for careers in rural, remote and tropical communities. The university's passionate educators, state-of-the-art social research technology, and emphasis on sustainability and advocacy set it apart as a top choice for aspiring social workers.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Social Work from JCU are equipped to advocate for social justice and change in a broad range of environments, including 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.
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