Bachelor of Applied Social Science (Management)
If you want to work with people in a leadership or management position, you need practical skills in communication, counselling and change management, as well as an in-depth understanding of management theory.
At ACAP, we combine counselling, communication and management topics to give you the skills to successfully lead and manage a team of any size. As a result, our three-year management qualification is very different to a business skills-focused university management program.
You may be just starting your management career, or you may be looking to move into management. If you want to build effective working relationships with people, this undergraduate program will suit you.
Fast facts
The first year of the Bachelor of Applied Social Science is common to all three areas of specialisation. You may apply to enter the management specialisation after completing the first of six modules. Those who have completed the Diploma of HR Management (BSB50607) or equivalent. For details of entry to Bachelors of Applied Social Science
| Course length | Three years full-time (including first year), or part-time equivalent. Maximum duration. |
| Entry requirements | Successful completion of the first year of the Bachelor of Applied Social Science or the Diploma of Human Resources Management (BSB50607) or equivalent. |
| Available to | Domestic and international students |
| Study | Via flexible delivery |
| Student placement | 400 hours in total (years 2 and 3) |
| Modules | 24 modules (including first year) - six are mandatory in the first year, then select your specialisation |
| Funding | FEE-HELP and scholarships are available |
| CRICOS course code | 057963M NSW, 060115C VIC, 069671B QLD |
See more details in the Course Guide
- 5 reasons to study the Bachelor of Applied Social Science (Management)
- 1Develop effective skills for leadership and team management. This unique program focuses on the skills you need to successfully lead and manage people.
- 2Put theory into practice. Small interactive classes, group work, workshops and role-plays provide experiential learning.
- 3Fit your study around your life. Study on-campus in Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne, by flexible delivery or, in a mix of modes, full-time or part-time. Choose from three start dates – February, June or September.
- 4Learn from practicing experts. Your educators are specialists in their fields, and will give you the support and hands-on experience you need to reach your goals.
- 5Gain valuable industry experience. Two student placements will give you the advantage in a competitive market and experience on your cv before you graduate.
