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Bachelor of Social Work

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Full-time program

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With no band score less than 7 or equivalent IELTS or 65 each PTE

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Starts from 16lakhs INR/ year

Bachelor of Social Work in Australia

About the Course

The Bachelor of Social Work in Australia is a four-year, full-time undergraduate program designed for students passionate about human rights, social justice, and community development. The course equips students with the theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills needed to work in diverse sectors such as mental health, aged care, child protection, domestic violence, and community welfare. With more than 1,000 hours of supervised fieldwork included, this program ensures graduates are job-ready, confident, and prepared to enter one of the most rewarding and in-demand professions in Australia and beyond.

Duration and Fees

  • Duration: 4 years full-time
  • Fees: AUD $30,000 – AUD $38,000 per year
    (Approx. INR 16 to 21 Lakhs per year)

What Youโ€™ll Study

Youโ€™ll study subjects like:

  • Human Behaviour
  • Public Policy
  • Social Justice and Advocacy
  • Social Research and Practice
  • Working with Individuals, Families, and Communities

Includes 1,000 hours of supervised professional placements in the 3rd and 4th years.

Skills You Will Gain

  • Counselling and communication
  • Case management and client advocacy
  • Policy analysis and development
  • Leadership and teamwork in human service organisations
  • Social research and reporting

Career Opportunities

Graduates can work as:

  • Social Workers
  • Child Protection Officers
  • Mental Health Support Workers
  • Community Development Officers
  • Case Managers
  • Family and Youth Counselors

Opportunities are also available in countries like Canada, the UK, New Zealand, and the USA.

Average Salaries in AUD (per year)

  • Entry-Level: AUD $60,000 – $70,000 (INR 33โ€“39 Lakhs)
  • Mid-Level: AUD $75,000 – $85,000 (INR 41โ€“47 Lakhs)
  • Experienced: AUD $90,000 – $110,000 (INR 49โ€“60 Lakhs)

Entry Requirements

  • Completion of Class 12 with English as a subject
  • Recommended: Subjects in Humanities or Health-related streams
  • Average score of 60% or above
  • IELTS: 7.0 overall (no band less than 7.0) or equivalent (PTE/TOEFL)
  • Police Record Check and Working With Children Check required

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Accreditation

The program is accredited by the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW). This ensures recognition as a professional social worker across Australia and eligibility for membership with AASW.

Placement and Practical Experience

Two professional placements totaling 1,000+ hours are embedded in the curriculum. Placements take place in health, human services, or community agencies. For details, visit: Deakin University Social Work

Global Study Opportunities

Options for student exchange or short-term study tours are available in countries like Canada, the UK, USA, and more. Check with your university international office for programs and travel grants.

Top Employers & Career Networks

  • Department of Families and Communities
  • Anglicare
  • Save the Children
  • Red Cross
  • International NGOs

Intakes

Available in February and July (some universities also offer November intake).

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FAQs

  • Is work placement included? Yes, 1,000 hours of field placements are mandatory and fully supported.
  • Can I stay back in Australia after completing the course? Yes, students are eligible for post-study work visas under the Graduate Visa stream.
  • Do I need a background in humanities? It is recommended but not mandatory. You can apply with any Class 12 stream.
  • Are scholarships available? Yes, based on intake year, academic performance, and early application.
  • Is this degree recognised abroad? Yes, itโ€™s recognised in several countries and by international organisations.