BA and Bachelor of Social Work - Korean Studies (Advanced) in Darlington Australia | The University of Sydney

This five-year program provides an extensive and adaptable dual-degree curriculum that certifies you as a licensed social worker while enabling you to broaden your expertise with complementary majors and minors alongside the Bachelor of Social Work. Although the combined degree mandates a major or minor in Sociology, or a minor in Social Policy, you can select additional majors or minors in diverse fields like diversity studies, gender studies, Indigenous studies, or philosophy. The program integrates coursework in social sciences, social policy, and social work theory and practice, with a focus on Australian and international social welfare studies. During the final two years, all students complete the professional social work component, featuring two supervised fieldwork placements in various settings under expert practitioners. The program establishes field education learning goals and cultivates values, skills, and knowledge to progress from foundational to professional competency, meeting the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) Practice Standards.

Korean Studies builds a strong base in communication abilities and presents diverse course options to deepen your understanding of Korea's language, culture, and society. This major not only unlocks language proficiency but also explores the history, society, and culture of a vibrant nation at the heart of Northeast Asia. Gain expertise in research and analytical writing, Korean language, and comprehensive insights into linguistic, political, social, and cultural aspects of traditional, modern, and contemporary Korea. Whether you're a beginner, fluent speaker, captivated by the 'Korean wave,' or fascinated by Korea's strategic significance and cultural heritage, a Korean Studies major offers a fulfilling journey. You'll develop global competence and prepare for thriving careers in Korea-related sectors, including public service, business, and academia. Students will follow tailored pathways outlined in the unit of study tables, based on their language proficiency. Completing any pathway for the major results in a Korean Studies degree.