Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) - 079596C in Melbourne Australia | RMIT University

Social workers enhance the welfare of people, families, and communities. They utilize their multidisciplinary understanding of Australian society, social issues, and human requirements to drive societal transformation and improve lives. For over four decades, RMIT University has delivered social work education, with programs consistently adapting to modern perspectives on the profession's role in an evolving world.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) program emerge as resilient, vocal advocates for a more equitable society. During the Honours year, students can explore a chosen topic in greater detail through either a thesis or capstone project. The curriculum covers social work, social sciences, and research methodologies. Practical training is a significant part of the degree, requiring 140 days of fieldwork in human services and community organizations.
Hands-on learning is central to the social work program, where students gain real-world experience under professional supervision. In the latter half of the third and fourth years, students complete two 70-day placements, typically in human service and community organizations. The third-year placement emphasizes direct work with individuals, families, and small groups, while the fourth-year placement combines theoretical knowledge with broader community-level practice.