To be eligible for admission to the course, applicants must have completed an undergraduate degree from a recognised university which includes a minimum of 8 units (2 full-semesters) of study in the social sciences.
These units may include psychology, sociology, anthropology, policy studies, history, law, health and disability, technology, philosophy, indigenous studies, culture and human diversity, media study, gender studies, social theory and population studies.
The undergraduate degree must have at least one unit in human behaviour AND one unit in sociology.
The Master of Social Work is a vibrant and challenging program. You will be encouraged to build on your existing knowledge and experience, and gain a sound understanding of social work values and practice approaches. The course emphasises social justice, human rights, and achieving the best possible outcomes for the most marginalised and disadvantaged members of our community. You will be taught by leading social work practitioners and academics, with a strong focus on experiential learning.
CRICOS Code: 105271D
Part A : Specified Units
Complete 100 credit points for ALL of the following:
SWTP620, Social Work Theories, Context and Fields of Practice, 10,
SWTP622, Social Work with Individuals, 10,
SWTP624, Social Work with Children, Youth and Family, 10,
SWTP626, Social Work with Groups, 10,
SWTP627, Social Work with Communities, 10,
SWTP629, Social Work Research, 10,
SWTP630, Integration of Theory, Evidence and Ethics for Effective Practice, 10,
SWTP632, Social Policy, Contemporary Issues and Social Work, 10,
SWTP633, Social Work, Mental Health and Wellbeing, 10,
SWTP634, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Social Work, 10,
Part B : Professional Experience Units
Complete 60 credit points for ALL of the following:
SWTP625, Field Practicum 1, 30,
SWTP631, Field Practicum 2, 30,
Social workers may also work in different areas of practice, including:
family work
youth and child welfare services
medical and health services
disability services
psychiatric and general mental health
community services
aged care
income support
mediation
research
OSHC: 530 ($) AUD per year
