The Bachelor of Social Work at Edith Cowan University equips you to champion social justice, equality, and human rights within communities. You will develop the essential professional and relational skills needed to support vulnerable populations and improve societal wellbeing, addressing critical issues in areas such as mental health, child protection, and community development. This undergraduate degree is designed for individuals passionate about creating tangible change and advocating for those who need it most, preparing you for a dynamic and impactful career.
On campus, you will study full-time over three years, engaging with core units like Interpersonal and Helping Skills, Principles of Youth Work, and Ethics in Human Services. The curriculum includes significant practical experience, such as the year-long Youth Work Professional Placement unit, allowing you to apply your learning in real-world settings. You will graduate with the capacity to work effectively with diverse groups and communities, ready for professional roles in social services and advocacy organisations.