Bachelor of Human Services

Support individuals, families or communities experiencing adversity and work for social justice. Choose subjects that match your interests. Complete 500 hours of professional experience.
This career-oriented course is flexible and you will select areas of study that align with your interests such as child and family services, youth justice, gender crime, Indigenous health, mental health and disability residential care, or policy skills and management. It prepares you for having an impact on real-world problems through social change activities.
You will complete 500 hours of supervised professional experience which will develop your assessment and intervention skills, and your own practice framework. Our students have completed placements in neighbourhood centres, homelessness and outreach services, youth services, child safety, disability, and residential aged-care facilities. There are also opportunities to complete placements in regional and rural areas, or overseas.
You will learn from passionate staff who are human services practitioners, social workers, counsellors, anthropologists, political activists and advocates. They consult regularly with industry to ensure your degree reflects the emerging priorities of the profession.
Careers and outcomes
Our graduates are impact-makers and work with communities and non-government agencies as human service practitioners, policy development officers, program evaluators, community development officers, welfare officers, youth workers, youth justice officers, child protection officers, and child and family professionals.

Opportunities also exist for graduates to work in aid, development, not-for-profit and human rights agencies in Australia and internationally.

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