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Study undergraduate community services & care online with Charles Sturt University through Open Universities Australia. Explore all degrees, subjects and short courses now.

The Bachelor of Social Work at Charles Sturt University is a highly regarded and practical course that enables you to enter a profession of critical importance in addressing social injustice at local, national and global levels.Get a head start on your careerIf you choose to study at our Dubbo or Port Macquarie campuses, your degree will be integrated with TAFE NSW. This means you can attain a Diploma of Community Services after two years of study. You get credit for the diploma as you undertake the second half of your bachelor&#39;s, so you graduate with two qualifications in the same time it typically takes to gain a degree. You&#39;ll also be well-placed to gain work experience as you complete your studies.Outstanding reputationCharles Sturt University is a leading provider of social work education, and is number one in Australia for social work graduates who get jobs*. While Charles Sturt University social work graduates can work throughout the world, they are often found at the heart of communities in rural and regional areas. Our academic staff are highly regarded in social work education, drawing on their extensive industry experience to support your learning. Your studies will also incorporate academic research that‘s impacting on contemporary policy and social work practice.*Good Universities Guide 2022/23.Practical learningDevelop strong practical skills and hands-on learning through 1000 hours of supported workplace learning, which offers unique opportunities to observe, question and model social work behaviour. This course includes subject areas such as child protection, cross-cultural and Indigenous studies, ethics, human rights, law, mental health, psychology, social policy, sociology and in-depth study of the methods and theories of social work.Entry and credit pathwaysStudents with relevant diploma qualifications may earn credit into our online and on-campus programs.

Become a social worker and improve your clients’ lives. You’ll study social work theory and take part in field education. Choose electives for deep insight into social problems. Help Indigenous people, refugees, and survivors of domestic violence.

Bachelor of Social Work

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Introduction to Ageing, the Brain and Dementia

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