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The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program is built upon principles of human rights, social equity, and community development. This degree fosters analytical and reflective skills while encouraging creative approaches to practice and meaningful societal change. Learners gain thorough insights into how social work contributes to fairness, belonging, and quality of life. The curriculum prepares graduates for diverse practice settings involving youth services, multicultural communities, and Indigenous Australian populations. Aligned with the Australian Social Work Education and Accreditation Standards (2020), Sydney Met's BSW holds provisional AASW accreditation. Developed with industry input, the program ensures both career readiness and the development of skills for a fulfilling professional journey. Graduates will be equipped to generate social, cultural, and economic benefits through initiatives like establishing nonprofit organizations and championing equitable resource distribution. A distinctive feature includes mandatory 1,000-hour fieldwork placements integrated throughout the program.
A tertiary education qualification at AQF Level 5 (Diploma) or above, or equivalent, from an Australian University or other accredited higher education provider, or equivalent overseas qualification, or