Program Overview
Bachelor of Human Services
The Bachelor of Human Services is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to make a positive impact in the human services sector.
Key Information
- Study Mode and Sessions: Various study modes and sessions are available, including on-campus and online options.
- Duration: The duration of the program is not specified.
- Entry Score: The entry score for the program is not specified.
- Indicative Fees: Indicative fees are not provided, but a fee calculator is available to help students estimate their costs.
- Course Points and Codes: The program consists of various subjects, each with its own point value and code.
Why Study with Us?
Charles Sturt University offers a unique and supportive learning environment, with experienced academics and a strong focus on practical skills and industry connections.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Bachelor of Human Services may pursue careers in a range of fields, including social work, counseling, community development, and human services management.
What You Will Study
The program covers a broad range of topics, including:
- Human services theory and practice
- Social policy and advocacy
- Community development and engagement
- Counseling and case management
- Research and evaluation methods
Costs
The cost of the program varies depending on the student's circumstances, including their citizenship, residency, and study mode. A fee calculator is available to help students estimate their costs.
Entry Requirements
- Selection Rank: A selection rank is required for admission to the program.
- Academic Entry Requirements: Students must meet the academic entry requirements, which include completion of a senior secondary school certificate or equivalent.
- Language Requirements: Students must demonstrate proficiency in English, with a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 or equivalent.
- Inherent Requirements: Students must be able to meet the inherent requirements of the program, which include communication, cognition, and behavioral skills.
Credit and Pathways
Students may be eligible for credit or advanced standing based on their prior learning or experience. The university also offers a range of pathways and articulation agreements with other institutions.
How to Apply
Students can apply for the program through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) or the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC), or directly to the university. Recruitment agents are also available to assist international students with their applications.
Related Courses
Students may also be interested in related courses, such as the Bachelor of Social Work or the Bachelor of Counseling.