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Bachelor of Applied Social Science

The Bachelor of Applied Social Science combines theory and practice in an interactive learning environment which includes small classes involving group discussions, activities and role-plays.

While studying this course you will learn a mix of contemporary communication and management and counselling theories as well as practical skills and people management and counselling tools which you will be able to apply to a variety of occupations.

The Bachelor of Applied Social Science includes two Student Placements allowing you to gain experience while you study. This provides you with great networking opportunities and also gives you an advantage when it comes to entering the work place as you will have experience before you graduate.

Quick look at the Bachelor of Applied Social Science

The first year of the Bachelor of Applied Social science is common to all three areas of specialisation. You may apply to enter your chosen area of specialisation (counselling, coaching or management) after completing the first five modules or you can continue with no specialisation.

Course length Three years full-time, or part-time equivalent including the common first year
Entry requirements Domestic students UAI 65, ATAR 67.95, OP 14 or equivalent or 21 years and over
International students an IELTS of 6.5 or equivalent and the equivalent of UAI 65, ATAR 67.95, OP 14 or equivalent or 21 years and over (see the attached for details)
Available to Domestic and international students
Study On-campus in Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane, or via flexible delivery
Modules 24 modules, 18 core and 6 electives including the common first year, and two student placements totaling 400 hours
Funding FEE-HELP and scholarships are available
CRICOS course code 051779F NSW, 06113E VIC, 053947K QLD/td>

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5 reasons to study the Bachelor of Applied Social Science
1Start with a broad range of subjects so you can work out what areas you are interested in studying then specialise in counselling, coaching or management after completing 6 modules . Alternatively you can continue with no specialisation and take modules from a range of a areas.
2Discover what excites you. Use your student placements (unpaid periods of work experience) and electives to focus your study on areas that interest you to see if they are what you really want to do.
3Put theory into practice. Small interactive classes, group work, work placements and role-plays provide experiential learning.
4Fit your study around your life. Study on-campus in Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne, by flexible delivery (online or distance learning or in a mix of modes) full-time or part-time. Choose from three start dates – February, June or September.
5Learn from practicing experts. Your educators are practicing professionals in the field, and will give you all the support and hands-on experience you need to reach your goals.