Bachelor of Social Work

Social work is a paradox that is studied and improves people's quality of life and social well-being. Edith Cowan University's social work includes information on human and social development, social policy and administration, human relations, and the influence and effect of social, political and psychological factors on society. Social work degrees combine ideas from other fields such as psychology, medicine, psychology, philosophy, politics and economics to enable comprehensive understanding and to build strength over methods of any kind. By studying in Australia, a bachelor's degree in social work, you will develop the following skills and values: empathy, active listening, social perception, persuasion, collaboration, critical thinking, communication and interpersonal skills. Trained social workers focus on providing assistance to individuals or communities suffering from poverty, lack of opportunities or information, social injustice, persecution, abuse or human rights violations and should contact the services they need, individual client representatives or the community on identified issues.

Australia, by providing technical education in the social sciences. The course enhances the students ’creative skills and enhances their ability to work within the natural environment of challenging, uncertain and challenging work. Students undertake courses in the theory of social work practice and practice, research, politics, policy, law and ethics, focusing on the understanding of this knowledge to apply in regional, rural and remote settings. The curriculum is designed to develop social workers who are able to understand and meet the work standards of the Workers for Social Workers (AASW, 2013). Graduates in social work often find job opportunities such as: Social Development Officer, Psychologist, Human Services Manager, Child Protection Center, Youth Worker, Policy Research Officer, Hospital Social Worker, Public Health Worker, Family Support Worker, Disability Advocate.