Course Level
Bachelor Degree (Pass)
Bachelor of Community Services
At the heart of community services is a desire to help people - to promote social justice and inclusion, and enable people to flourish. UNEs flexibly delivered Bachelor of Community Services will enable you to develop the skills to empower individuals, marginalized groups and communities in complex and rapidly changing community and health settings. This course integrates real-world practice and contextual knowledge with an understanding of the theories and methods underpinning the effective practice of community services, as well as policy issues, and legal and ethical responsibilities that guide this practice.
Campus | Duration | Fees | ATAR |
|---|---|---|---|
Online Campus | Online/Off-campus - 3 years Part-time - 6 years | N/A | 60 |
Structure
144 credit points
Subjects
- Introductory Client Centred Casework (HDCW114)
- Foundations of Community Work (HDCW125)
- Interprofessional Practice in Health and Social Care (HLTH102)
- Communication for Health Professionals (HLTH103)
- The Context of the Health and Community Services (HLTH104)
- Children and Young People at Risk (HDCW126)
- Optimising Outcomes in Complex Case Management (HDCM314)
- Case Management in Community Services (HDCW213)
- Information and Evidence in Health and Social Care (HLTH101)
- Community Services Fieldwork 1 (HLTH201)
- Community Services Fieldwork 2 (HLTH301)
- Capstone Project (HLTH305)
- Group Work: Theory and Process (HSCS333)
- The Skilled Counsellor (HSCS335)
- Disadvantage and Service Provision B (HSSW300B)
- Research Methods for Human Services (HSSW308)
- Working with Aboriginal People (OORA200)
- Leadership, Teams and Decision-Making (HSHM200)
- Foundations for Mental Health Practice (HLTH310)
Entry requirements
- You are currently studying Year 12 (school or TAFE) or have done so within the past 2 years.
- Guaranteed ATAR 60.00