The Bachelor of Arts (Major: Social Justice) at the University of Notre Dame Australia is designed for those passionate about understanding and addressing societal inequalities. You will explore foundational concepts like human rights and social movements, developing a critical perspective on how societies can exclude or oppress, and how to foster support and inclusion. This undergraduate degree provides a robust academic framework for students aiming to analyse complex social issues and contribute to positive change, making it an ideal choice for aspiring advocates, policymakers, and community leaders.
You will study this major full-time on campus over three years, engaging with core requirements such as 'Introduction to Social Justice' and 'Living Human Rights'. The curriculum includes options for capstone courses like 'Advocating for Social Change' or undertaking an internship, allowing you to apply your learning in practical settings. You will graduate with a deep understanding of social justice principles and the analytical skills to pursue diverse career paths, including roles in policy development, non-profit management, law, education, and journalism, equipped to make a meaningful impact.