Bachelor of Social Work in Bentley Australia | Curtin University

Social workers dedicate themselves to fostering equality, upholding human rights, and driving societal transformation. They collaborate with people, organizations, and neighborhoods to overcome obstacles affecting life quality, nurture constructive connections, and champion human rights alongside systemic reforms across personal, policy, and legal spheres.

This program equips you with specialized knowledge for these fields. You'll explore intricate aspects of human behavior and social dynamics, integrating insights from diverse fields like sociology, psychology, political science, philosophy, healthcare, and economics to understand interpersonal, communal, and societal interactions.

You'll cultivate essential competencies and ethical principles to provide guidance to individuals and collectives, while developing proficiency in working with diverse populations across all age groups and cultural contexts.

The curriculum includes supervised practical training (accumulating 1,050 hours throughout four years) where you'll implement classroom knowledge in professional settings while shaping your career identity.