Bachelor of Community Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Community Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs at Chisholm Institute is a three-year undergraduate degree designed for international students who want to work in non-clinical community health settings supporting people experiencing mental health challenges, substance use issues and social disadvantage. You’ll develop practical skills and theoretical knowledge in alcohol and other drugs (AOD), mental health practice, client advocacy, community development, intervention strategies, legal/ethical frameworks, working with diverse populations, and support across the lifespan.

Learning combines classroom study with fieldwork placements and real-world application so graduates are equipped to collaborate with health professionals such as psychiatrists, nurses and social workers in community, government and non-profit services. 

Intakes: March, July

Admission Requirements

• IELTS 6.0 overall (no band less than 5.5) or equivalent

Tuition Fees for Nepalese Students

Fee 

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

Specialisation Options

The Bachelor of Community Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs does not have discrete “majors” but includes core focus areas throughout the degree, such as:

• Mental Health Practice & Recovery Models

• Alcohol & Other Drugs Support & Intervention

• Community Development & Advocacy

• Counselling Processes & Support Techniques

• Legal, Ethical & Policy Frameworks

• Working with Children, Youth & Families

• Aged Care & Vulnerable Populations

• Action Research & Industry Project

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