The Bachelor of Human and Community Services is meticulously crafted with a primary goal: to develop graduates who are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and ethical principles of the profession. This will equip them to make meaningful and effective contributions to the human services sector. This course is uniquely designed to address the complex social issues facing communities in Australia, including social and economic inequality, ageing populations, mental health challenges, domestic violence, and the protection and well-being of children and young people. At the core of this program is a commitment to applied learning, ensuring that students gain practical experience and develop critical competencies...
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Year 12 or equivalent and above; Students who do not meet the academic entry requirements may be considered based on their professional or work experience and/or any relevant non-formal courses undertaken.
Applicants are required to provide a written statement outlining their reasons for undertaking the Bachelor of Human and Community Services.
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