Bachelor of Social Work

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Social Work at Victoria University prepares international students for professional practice in social work and community services. The degree blends academic study with extensive hands-on experience through 1,000 hours of industry-based learning and field education placements in diverse human services settings such as health, government agencies, community organisations and support services. The curriculum covers interpersonal and group work, community development, family violence, mental health, social policy and research methods, all grounded in human rights, social justice and ethical professional practice. Graduates are eligible for membership with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW).

Intakes: February, 

Admission Requirements

• IELTS 6.0 overall (no band less than 6.0) or equivalent

Tuition Fees for Nepalese Students

Fee

*Tuition estimates are for the entire program and may increase annually.

Specialisation / Majors

Focus Areas / Core Themes:
This degree is a dedicated professional social work qualification with integrated practice and theory elements rather than separate majors, but covers several key focus areas including:
• Interpersonal & Group Practice
• Community Development & Social Action
• Family & Child Welfare
• Mental Health & Wellbeing Practice
• Social Policy & Welfare Systems
• Research Methods in Social Work
• Ethics, Diversity & Cultural Humility
• Professional Practice Placements (Field Education)
(These are core components of the curriculum rather than separate formal majors.) 

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