The Work and Employment Relations Bachelor of Arts at the University Of Western Australia is designed for students keen to understand the complexities of the modern workplace. You will explore how work is organised, how employees are managed, and the dynamics of unions, cooperation, and conflict within organisations. This degree examines Australian and international employment relations through institutional and sociological lenses, preparing you for a career where understanding human capital is paramount. If you are interested in the interplay between individuals, organisations, and society in the context of work, this course offers a robust academic foundation.
You will study this Bachelor of Arts full-time on campus over three years, engaging with a curriculum that includes units like Australian Employment Relations, Work and the Law, and Negotiation: Theory and Practice. Learning is delivered through a combination of lectures, tutorials, and workshops, providing a dynamic and interactive educational experience. You will develop critical analytical skills applicable to diverse workplace challenges, graduating with a comprehensive understanding of employment relations and a strong foundation for careers in human resources, industrial relations, policy development, and management across various sectors.