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2015 Events

Open Day 2015

Sunday, 16 August, City West and City East campuses unisa.edu.au/openday

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Sunday, 30 August, 11.00am–3.00pm Whyalla campus

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Welcome

You are about to start on the greatest intellectual adventure you could possibly imagine and I’m delighted that you’re considering coming to study with us at the University of South Australia. You’ll find that we are a university for the 21st century; we educate tomorrow’s professionals and conduct research to solve today’s challenges.

With a vibrant and diverse student body comprised of about 34,000 students, the University of South Australia is the State’s largest university. We offer more than 200 degree programs in business, education, arts, social sciences, health sciences, information technology, engineering and the environment. We are South Australia’s leading university for graduate careers and are ranked first in the State for overall student satisfaction (2014 Good Universities Guide). Our reputation for excellence around the world also continues to grow as the youngest university in Australia ranked in both QS Top Universities’ and Times Higher Education’s top 50 of world universities under 50 years old. QS also ranks UniSA in the top 10 of universities aged under 25.

Our reach extends into South Australian industry through more than 2000 connections including partnerships with Hewlett-Packard and Hills Ltd. It also extends across the globe through powerful partnerships with global universities Shandong, Tianjin and Beijing Normal Universities in China, Keio University in Japan, Trinity College in Dublin and numerous collaborative efforts with universities elsewhere in Europe and in North America.

If you decide that the University of South Australia is the right place for you, we will do everything possible to set you on the career of your choice so that, as a graduate, you can take your place as one of the new professionals driving national and international economies through your skills, capabilities and innovation potential.

I hope that you will consider joining us and I look forward to seeing you on campus soon.

professor David G. Lloyd Vice Chancellor and President

Acknowledgement of Country

UniSA respects the Kaurna, Boandik and Barngarla peoples’ spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge the diversity of Aboriginal peoples, past and present.

Find out more about the University’s commitment to reconciliation at unisa.edu.au/RAP

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Australia’s university of enterprise ...2

Creating careers for the community ...4

Undergraduate

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8 Your future begins here

Bachelor of Psychological Science ...9

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Counselling and

Interpersonal Skills) ...10

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Cognitive Neuroscience)...10

Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) ...11

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Counselling and Interpersonal

Skills), Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) ...11

Bachelor of Social Work ...13

Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) ...13

Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) ...14

Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services), Bachelor of

Psychological Science ...15

Bachelor of Social Work, Bachelor of Arts (International Relations) ...16

Bachelor of Arts (Indigenous Cultures and Australian Society),

Bachelor of Social Work ...17

Postgraduate

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18 Realise your potential

Master of Social Work ...19

Master of Psychology (Clinical) ... 20

Research

...

22 Contribute to your field

Doctor of Philosophy, Masters by Research ... 23

Study at UniSA – the basics ...24

Your study

options

explained

Find the right study

option for you, no

matter where you are

in your career.

This guide contains all of the University

of South Australia’s study options in the

psychology, social work and human

services area, so you can find the right

degree for you.

Maybe you’re at the very start of your

university experience, finishing high

school or considering study in an area

that has always interested you for the first

time. If so, then an undergraduate degree

is probably the right fit for you.

Perhaps you have been working in your

field for some time and you’re looking

to take that next step. A postgraduate

coursework degree can help you further

your career.

Alternatively, you could be a specialist in

your field with something to give back.

Make your mark with a research degree.

Wherever you are, starting out, stepping

up or giving back, we have a study option

to suit your journey.

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Focused on the future

We’ve got some exciting plans for the future

with new learning spaces in health, science

and innovation – all in the heart of Adelaide’s

booming West End.

> Jeffrey Smart Building (JSB): the JSB has quickly become our new student home. Based at the City West campus, you can borrow books, grab a coffee, charge your laptop, book a study room or even enjoy a free outdoor movie.

> Great Hall: the University is commencing construction on this brand-new space in 2015. Once complete, it will host graduation ceremonies, student sporting events, exhibitions, a gym, swimming pool and more.

> Sci | C | Ed: part of the University’s new Health Innovation Building (construction commencing in 2015), the Science | Creativity | Education Studio will provide a new space for students and industry to innovate, create and collaborate.

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Australia’s

university

of enterprise

Study. Solutions. Connections.

We’ve prioritised the right elements

to build an industry-connected,

globally enterprising university.

Study

Educating tomorrow’s professionals

With employment rates that exceed the state and national averages, our graduates will be front and centre as the leaders and innovators of tomorrow.

As South Australia’s largest university, we offer a wide and varied range of programs in arts, education, social sciences, business and law, health sciences as well as aviation, engineering and IT, environments, science and mathematics.

> 91 per cent of UniSA graduates going on to

full-time work are employed in a professional

occupation within four months of completing

their degree. (Graduate Destination Survey)

Solutions

End-user focused research

We are a solutions-oriented university, taking on the challenges of the future and aligning our research towards providing answers in these areas.

> Australia’s leading university for

interdisciplinary research. (U-Multirank 2015)

Connections

Partnering with industry

Real solutions don’t happen without great partnerships and we’re teaming up with local icons and international heavyweights to drive the advancements behind a better society.

> Collaborating with more than 2000

companies worldwide.

No.

_{in South Australia}

1 for student satisfaction

Good Universities Guide 2015

and 35th worldwide in the

ThE Top 100 under 50

2015 Times Higher Education

5th

_{in Australia}

SA’s leading

university

for graduate careers

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Creating careers for the

community

A unique meeting place of the social sciences, offering

cross-disciplinary studies, accredited professional degrees and

state-of-the-art facilities.

Psychology and Psychological

Science

Our professionally accredited psychology and psychological science degrees are the only kind in South Australia to offer both psychology and counselling courses.

You will gain a unique perspective and understanding about both animal and human behaviour and the psychology behind social interactions.

Our degrees open up opportunities for an array of careers, and can be a pathway if you are pursuing a career as a clinical psychologist.

unisa.edu.au/psychology

Cognitive Neuroscience

SA’s only cognitive neuroscience degree explores the nature of the relationship between the brain and behaviour.

Learn from internationally-renowned academics and specialists, and be at the forefront of ground-breaking research in the field. Develop your own understanding and practical experience in our state-of-the-art Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory located on Magill campus.

unisa.edu.au/cog-neuro

Social Work and Human Services

If you’re passionate about empowering individuals and

communities to reach their potential, and an advocate for human rights, social change, and positive human relationships, then social work and human services are good degree choices for you. Throughout your degree you will gain the skills required to work in a diverse range of fields in the social work and human service professions. Further build your practical skills in our on-campus Social Work Studios and undertake work placements.

unisa.edu.au/socialwork

Indigenous Employment Pathways

Initiative

The School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy have partnered with Service to Youth Council (SYC) to develop an employment pathway for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students studying any program within the School.

Students selected for the program may undertake their studies part-time and gain employment in a highly regarded non-government organisation, opening up a wide range of opportunities to apply their knowledge and further develop their professional skills.

unisa.edu.au/iep

Regional learning

The University of South Australia also has locations in Whyalla and Mount Gambier. Both campuses offer the same excellence in teaching and learning, and access to services and support available to city-based students, combined with the benefits of smaller classes and regional living. Regional study options are available in the education, nursing and social work areas.

Look out for this icon to see if your preferred program is available at a regional location. unisa.edu.au/regional

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Division of Education, Arts

and Social Sciences

Encouraging and educating inter-disciplinary,

dynamic, and socially-engaged professionals of

the future.

Working across fields related to the arts, education, social sciences and humanities, with a unique focus on applied research, our graduates emerge as creative, innovative, and career-ready professionals.

With real-world experience embedded in each of our programs and state-of-the-art facilities, our students gain the skills, knowledge and networks to prepare them for their professional careers.

You may also be interested in…

If a career in psychology, social work and social science interests you, you may also be interested in studying: > Education

> Health sciences

Learn a language while

you study

The ability to speak a second or third language is an invaluable skill in today’s global environment and our Diploma in Languages provides a unique opportunity to learn French, Italian, Japanese or English (as an Additional Language) alongside your professional studies. Tailored to all ranges of fluency, you can pick up a new language from the very beginning or refine pre-existing speaking, writing and listening skills. Find out more in the communication, international studies and languages guide or visit

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AS PART OF YOUR PROGRAM

PLACEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES

STUDY EXCHANGE

OPTIONS

DOUBLE

DEGREE

SA’S ONLY

COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE DEGREE

UNDERGRADUATE

Psychology

2014 QS SUBJECT RANKINGS

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Making up

your mind

The top five reasons you

need to study psychology, social

work and human services at UniSA.

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Your future

begins here

Kick start your tertiary

learning and career with

undergraduate study.

Undergraduate study is often the first step in tertiary learning. It provides an entry point into university and an introduction to the fundamental skills needed for your future profession, as well as some more specialised knowledge. As such, a completed undergraduate qualification is often a starting point for gaining professional accreditation in many areas. These include engineering, law, architecture, physiotherapy, urban and regional planning and more.

unisa.edu.au/future

Qualifications include:

*

Diploma: 1-2 years

Associate Degree: 2 years

Bachelor: 3-4 years

Bachelor (Honours): 4 years^

*study times are approximate and based on a full-time study load ^or 1 year in addition to a 3-year bachelor program

Who is it for?

> High-school leavers

> Long-term employees seeking a career change

> Professionals and tradespeople seeking to upskill

> People from a wide range of backgrounds seeking to further their employment prospects and/or gain new knowledge

Find out more:

Entry requirements: see page 24 of this guide programs.unisa.edu.au

How to apply:

unisa.edu.au/apply

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Bachelor of

Psychological Science

MBPU

Entry

SATAC ...444211 ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off) ...60.7 Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ...70 TAFE minimum entry ...CertIV CRICOS program code ...036236E Prerequisites ...none Assumed knowledge ...none

Key features

> The work placement in the third year of the program provides hands-on industry experience and possible employment opportunities. > Graduates are equipped with

in-depth knowledge of human behaviour that prepares them to make a real impact on people and communities. > World Top 150 for Psychology

(QS subject rankings 2014).

Overview

Psychology is the science of human and animal behaviour and appeals to those who want to understand more about the nature of such behaviour and social interactions. The Bachelor of Psychological Science will provide you with an understanding of the theoretical basis of psychology, critical and analytical thinking skills, and the ability to manage data and be critical consumers and producers of research.

Career opportunities

Career options in psychological science are wide and varied. Some of the roles graduates may find employment in include:

> behavioural ecologist

> community development officer

> crime prevention officer

> disability support officer

> drug/alcohol case worker

> human resources manager

> psychologist (with further study)

> training officer.

Professional accreditation

This program is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council.

UniSA College pathways

Pathways into this program are available through the following UniSA College program:

> Foundation Studies

Honours

Based on academic merit, quota, and completion of prerequisite courses, graduates of this program may be eligible to apply for entry to the Bachelor of Psychology (Honours).

FIrSt yEAr Psychology 1A

Indigenous Australians: Culture and Colonisation

Elective 1 Elective 2 Psychology 1B

Introductory Research Methods Professional Development:

Counselling and Psychology Elective 3 SECOnD yEAr Developmental Psychology Cognitive Psychology Elective 4 Elective 5

Social and Community Psychology Biological and Learning Psychology Elective 6 Elective 7 tHIrD yEAr OPtIOn A Personality Psychology Psychology Placement Specialist Psychology Course 1 Clinical and Abnormal Psychology Specialist Psychology Course 2 Specialist Psychology Course 3 Elective 8

OPtIOn B

Personality Psychology Specialist Psychology Course 1 Specialist Psychology Course 2 Elective 8

Clinical and Abnormal Psychology Psychology Placement Specialist Psychology Course 3 SPECIALISt PSyCHOLOGy COUrSES

Advanced Research Methods Psychophysiology of Sleep Psychological Assessment Work and Organisational

Psychology

Conservation Psychology Language, Context and

Social Behaviour

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Affinity of the mind

Sophie Dahlenburg

Student, Bachelor of Psychological Science

With an interest in how the human mind works and a desire to help people with mental illness Sophie decided to study psychological science.

‘I’ve always had an affinity with how the mind works and my time spent in the military also made me realise that there are a lot of people with mental illness who don’t know where to seek help – I’d like to be part of changing that!

‘Initially my first preference was for another university but after hearing that UniSA’s program was more practically based I changed my preference and I’m glad that I did. The staff have been very approachable and supportive and the facilities are amazing.

‘Receiving my grades at the end of my first year has been extremely rewarding, as are the friendships I’ve made with other students. As I enter my second year of study my goal is complete an exchange semester in the United States of America.’

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Bachelor of

Psychological Science

(Cognitive Neuroscience)

MBCN

Bachelor of

Psychological Science

(Counselling and

Interpersonal Skills)

MBPU

Entry

SATAC ...444331 ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off) ...85.85 Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ...90 TAFE minimum entry ...CertIV CRICOS program code ...079096A Prerequisites ...none Assumed knowledge ...none

Entry

SATAC ...444481 ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off) ...63.45 Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ...70 TAFE minimum entry ...CertIV CRICOS program code ...081882A Prerequisites ...none Assumed knowledge ...none

Key features

> South Australia’s only Cognitive Neuroscience program. > Apply your theoretical

knowledge during practicals in the Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory located at the Magill campus.

> This program offers an initial step in the pathway to a career in clinical psychology, neuropsychology or neuroscience research.

Overview

Cognitive neuroscience is the study of the relationship between the brain and behaviour. This exciting program integrates biology and psychology, giving you a unique opportunity to explore the neural underpinnings of cognition and the impact of social and developmental factors. You will gain an understanding of the theoretical basis of psychology while developing specialised knowledge and research skills in the cognitive neuroscience field.

Some of the career paths cognitive neuroscience graduates may follow include:

> assistant neuropsychologist

> clinical neurophysiological technician

> clinical psychologist (with further study)

> laboratory technician (clinical or research)

> research assistant.

Honours

Based on academic merit and quota, graduates of this program may be eligible to apply for admission to the Bachelor of Psychology (Honours).

Key features

> The only South Australian university to offer undergraduate students both counselling and interpersonal skills courses. > Gain hands-on experience

through a third-year work placement.

> Ranked in the World Top 150 for Psychology (QS subject rankings 2014).

Overview

The Bachelor of Psychological Science (Counselling and Interpersonal Skills) provides an understanding of the theoretical basis of psychology and a solid introduction to the theory and practice of counselling. You will study core courses in counselling and interpersonal skills, building your knowledge and preparing you for working with individuals, groups and communities. You will gain skills in critical and analytical thinking, data management, and become a critical consumer and producer of research.

Career options in psychological science are wide and varied. Some of the roles graduates may find employment in include:

> behavioural ecologist

> counsellor

> crime prevention officer

> disability support officer

> drug/alcohol case worker

> psychologist (with further study)

> training officer.

This program is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. Graduates of the

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Counselling and Interpersonal Skills) specialisation may also apply for Level 1 membership of the Australian Counselling Association.

Honours

Based on academic merit, quota, and completion of prerequisite courses, graduates of this program may be eligible to apply for admission to the Bachelor of Psychology (Honours).

FIrSt yEAr Psychology 1A Human Anatomy 100 Molecules to Tissues A Indigenous Australians: Culture

and Colonisation Psychology 1B

Introductory Research Methods Foundations in Cognitive Neuroscience Elective 1 SECOnD yEAr Developmental Psychology Cognitive Psychology Human Anatomy 200 Cognitive Neuroscience Social and Community Psychology Biological and Learning Psychology States of Awareness

Elective 2 tHIrD yEAr

Advanced Research Methods Social Neuroscience Specialist Psychology course Elective 3

Clinical and Abnormal Psychology Neuroscience Across the Lifespan Psychology Research Experience Elective 4

SPECIALISt PSyCHOLOGy COUrSES

Health Psychology Psychological Assessment Work and Organisational

Psychology Language, Context and

Social Behaviour Conversation Psychology Personality Psychology Psychophysiology of Sleep FIrSt yEAr Psychology 1A Counselling Foundations Indigenous Australians: Culture

and Colonisation Free Elective Psychology 1B

Counselling and Psychology Counselling and Interpersonal Skills

Course 1 SECOnD yEAr

Developmental Psychology Cognitive Psychology Counselling Skills

Counselling and Interpersonal Skills Course 2

Biological and Learning Psychology Social and Community Psychology Counselling Interventions Counselling and Interpersonal Skills

Course 3 tHIrD yEAr OPtIOn A

Personality Psychology Psychology Placement Specialist Psychology Course 1 Clinical and Abnormal Psychology Specialist Psychology Course 2 Specialist Psychology Course 3 Counselling and Interpersonal Skills

Course 4 OPtIOn B

Personality Psychology Specialist Psychology Course 1 Specialist Psychology Course 2 Counselling and Interpersonal Skills

Course 4

Clinical and Abnormal Psychology Psychology Placement Specialist Psychology Course 3 SPECIALISt PSyCHOLOGy COUrSES

Advanced Research Methods Psychological Assessment Psychophysiology of Sleep Health Psychology Conservation Psychology Language, Context and

Social Behaviour

Work and Organisational Psychology COUnSELLInG AnD

IntErPErSOnAL SKILLS COUrSES Group Work

Working with Community Community Engagement

and Research

Introduction to Psychological Intervention

Counselling Elective

COUnSELLInG ELECtIVE COUrSES Human Service Provision Governance and Citizenship

in Australia The Social World Effective Communication Language and Culture Communication, Culture and

Indigenous Australians Comparative Indigenous Studies

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Bachelor of

Psychology (Honours)

MHPU

Bachelor of

Psychological Science

(Counselling and

Interpersonal Skills)

Bachelor of

Business (Human Resource

Management)

Entry

SATAC ...444221 ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off) ...96.25 Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ...n/a TAFE minimum entry ...CertIV CRICOS program code ...036237D Prerequisites ...none Assumed knowledge ...none

Entry

SATAC ...444541 ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off) ...new Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ...75 TAFE minimum entry ...CertIV CRICOS program code ...086330D Prerequisites ...none Assumed knowledge ...none

Key features

> This program offers an initial step in the pathway to a career in clinical psychology. > Our graduates are equipped

with in-depth knowledge of human behaviour that prepares them to make a real impact on people and communities. > Ranked in the World Top 150

for Psychology (QS subject rankings 2014).

Overview

The Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) provides students with an understanding of the theoretical basis of psychology, critical and analytical thinking skills, counselling and interpersonal skills and the ability to design, conduct and evaluate research. Students graduate with an Honours degree, which is the prerequisite for entry to postgraduate study in psychology. To become a professional practising or research psychologist, students must continue study and complete a two-year Master of Psychology (Clinical) or a PhD in Psychology (see pages 20 and 23 for more information).

Psychology graduates may find themselves working in a diverse range of roles and settings including:

> clinical psychologist (with further study) > community work > data analyst > human resources > marketing > project management > research assistant. Professional accreditation

This program is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. On completion graduates will have met the academic requirements for associate membership of the Australian Psychological Society and the prerequisites for postgraduate study in psychology.

Key features

> Participate in work placement opportunities, enabling you to apply your skills and knowledge in real-world situations and establish vital industry contacts.

> Our graduates are equipped with in-depth knowledge of human behaviour that prepares them to make a real impact on business, people and communities.

> World Top 150 for Psychology (QS subject rankings 2014).

Overview

This double degree provides integrated studies in psychology and human resources, offering a balance of courses in behavioural and social sciences, human behaviour, critical, analytical and research skills, and business and people management skills. Designed to provide you with a solid grounding in human resources for managing people to achieve positive outcomes, you will develop a solid understanding of management systems and the skills to work as an effective manager in a global environment. There is also a strong focus on understanding human behaviour in an organisational context.

FIrSt yEAr Psychology 1A

Indigenous Australians: Culture and Colonisation

Elective 1 Elective 2 Psychology 1B

Counselling and Psychology Elective 3 SECOnD yEAr Developmental Psychology Cognitive Psychology Elective 4 Elective 5

Biological and Learning Psychology Social and Community Psychology Elective 6

Elective 7 tHIrD yEAr

Advanced Research Methods Personality Psychology Specialist Psychology Course 1 Specialist Psychology Course 2 Clinical and Abnormal Psychology Psychological Assessment Specialist Psychology Course 3 Elective 8

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Psychology Research Methods Psychology Honours Research

Project 1

Psychology Level 4 Course Psychology Honours Research

Project 2

Conducting and Communicating Research Introduction to Psychological Practice SPECIALISt PSyCHOLOGy COUrSES Health Psychology Work and Organisational

Psychology

Conservation Psychology Language, Context and Social

Behaviour

Psychophysiology of Sleep Psychology Research Experience

LEVEL 4 PSyCHOLOGy COUrSES Life Span Developmental

Psychology

Psychology Under the Microscope

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Graduates of this program are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to work in the following roles and areas:

> consultant for staff recruitment, appraisal and performance measurement

> occupational health, safety and welfare officer

> organisational development officer

> staff training and development roles

> industrial relations advisor

> project and policy consultancy

> staff recruiter.

Graduates will have completed an undergraduate sequence that is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC). This will allow them to go on to further study in psychology to satisfy the requirements for registration as a psychologist and eligibility for membership of the Australian Psychological Society.

Professional recognition

As a graduate you will satisfy the requirements for professional membership of the Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI) and the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) (USA).

Honours

Based on academic merit and quota, following your degree you may have the option of undertaking a one-year Honours program in the Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) or an Honours in Business degree. For more information visit

unisa.edu.au/businesshonours/

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A positive

learning

environment

Leonie Emery

Student, Bachelor of Social Work

Motivated by her desire to make a difference in the lives of others, Leonie attended an information session at Magill campus and found the study opportunities and campus environment at UniSA enticing. ‘Magill campus is a peaceful environment for studying and I often utilise the study rooms and Social Work Studios. Learning in the Social Work Studios has enabled me to develop my interviewing skills by viewing how I present myself and how I communicate with other people. ‘The teaching staff are brilliant as they support you to reach your full potential. This support has provided me with professional growth opportunities such as speaking at events about my experience as a student.

‘One of my work placements was at UniSA working on a program to enhance student learning through the development of interview skills. This provided me with valuable work experience and networks for future employment.’

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Bachelor of

Social Work (Honours)

MHSW

Bachelor of

Social Work

MBSW

Entry

SATAC ...444491 ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off) ...83.45 Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ...90 TAFE minimum entry ...CertIV CRICOS program code ...081883M Prerequisites ...none Assumed knowledge ...none

Entry

SATAC ...(Magill) 444111

...(Whyalla) 464081

...(Mount Gambier) 474041 ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off) ...60.1 Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ...75 TAFE minimum entry ...CertIV CRICOS program code ...000537M Prerequisites ...none Assumed knowledge ...none

Key features

> UniSA’s innovative Social

Work Studio gives students simulated hands-on experience to develop their skills and professional knowledge in a safe and supportive environment.

> This program is offered at Magill campus and UniSA locations at Whyalla and Mount Gambier.

> This program is a pathway into postgraduate study, including doctoral study.

Overview

The Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) provides a broad and advanced level of knowledge of the political and behavioural sciences with a specific focus on developing social work knowledge and skills. Our program will prepare you for advanced learning and knowledge in social work practice and research, leading to extended career outcomes including a pathway into higher degree research. Throughout the degree, you will focus on advocacy, social change, positive human relationships and the empowerment of people to enhance their wellbeing. Principles of human rights and social justice are fundamental to social work, an increasingly important profession in today’s rapidly changing world.

Some of the areas where social workers find employment include:

> aged care

> child and youth welfare

> community development

> correctional services

> disability services

> domestic violence victim services

> healthcare

> homelessness

> legal and court services

> multicultural services

> research and academia

> social planning and administration.

Graduates are eligible for membership of the Australian Association of Social Workers.

Key features

> UniSA’s innovative Social Work Studio gives students simulated hands-on experience to develop their skills and professional knowledge in a safe and supportive environment. > Students undertake field

placements locally, rurally and internationally. > This program is offered

at the Magill campus and UniSA locations at Whyalla and Mount Gambier.

Overview

The social work degree will prepare you for entry-level professional practice in social work. The profession promotes advocacy, social change, positive human relationships and the empowerment of people to enhance their wellbeing. Principles of human rights and social justice are fundamental to social work, an increasingly important profession in today’s rapidly changing world. The Bachelor of Social Work provides a sound knowledge of the political, behavioural and social sciences and prepares students for a range of professional social work job opportunities.

Areas and settings where social workers may find employment include:

> aged care

> domestic violence victim services

> healthcare

> homelessness

> research

> social planning and administration.

Graduates are eligible for membership of the Australian Association of Social Workers

Pathways into this program are available through the following UniSA College programs:

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Human Service Provision Communication Skills in Social

Work and Human Services Psychology 1A

The Social World

Governance and Citizenship in Australia

Psychology 1B Group Work Free Elective SECOnD yEAr

Human Service Intervention Australian Social Policy Social Enquiry Methods Interviewing Skills in Social Work

and Human Services

Mental Health and Mental Wellbeing Policy Practice

Human Service Workers and the Law Working with Community tHIrD yEAr

Social Work Field Education 1 Social Work Practice Strategies Advanced Practice in Social Work Contemporary Practice Approaches Working with Human Service

Organisations

Indigenous Australians and the Human Services

FOUrtH yEAr (HOnOUrS) Applied Social Research (Honours) Honours Dissertation A

Social Work Field Education (Honours)

Honours Dissertation B FIrSt yEAr

Work and Human Services The Social World Psychology 1A

Group Work Free Elective Psychology 1B SECOnD yEAr

and Human Services

Mental Health and Mental Wellbeing Policy Practice

Social Work Field Education 1 Social Work Practice Strategies Advanced Practice in Social Work Contemporary Practice Approaches Working with Human Service

Organisations

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Professional Practice in the Workplace Child Centred Practice

Choose one of the following: Aged Care and Social Work Practice Complexity in Practice

Rural Social Work

Social Work Field Education 2 Professional Development 4 4 MG W M PXPT M PXPT Honours

Based on academic merit and quota, an Honours degree in social work is available and may be entered either in first year or by transferring at the end of third year. See the Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) (right) for details of this degree.

Field education placements

Students will undertake supervised field education placements as a part of this degree. To undertake these, students will be required to obtain a national criminal history check and screening assessment through the Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) and also must hold a current Child Safe Environments certificate. Some field education placements may also require students to hold a current driver’s license and a recognised First Aid Certificate.

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Bachelor of

Social Science

(Human Services)

MBSS

Entry

SATAC ...444101 ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off) ...60.5 Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ...70 TAFE minimum entry ...CertIV CRICOS program code ...002497J Prerequisites ...none Assumed knowledge ...none

Key features

> Flexible study options cater for both internal and external learning.

> Students undertake work placements, providing an opportunity to practice skills learnt in the classroom. > In the 2015 Good Universities

Guide, the University of South Australia was rated in the highest category in the areas of Generic Skills and Overall Satisfaction in the field of study Humanities and Social Sciences.

Overview

Human service professionals develop and provide services for individuals, families, groups and communities who experience disadvantage and/ or personal and social difficulties. The Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) focuses on behavioural and social sciences, human service practice, human service management and social policy, leading to a diverse range of employment opportunities.

Some of the roles graduates may find employment in include:

> case manager

> community worker

> counsellor

> project officer

> project manager

> policy development officer

> policy advocate

> researcher.

This program is accredited annually by the Australian Community Workers Association.

The program is nationally recognised by the Australian Community Workers Association (ACWA). Graduates are eligible for full membership with ACWA.

Pathways into this program are available through the following UniSA College programs:

> Diploma in Arts

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Work and Human Services The Social World Psychology 1A

Group Work Free Elective Psychology 1B SECOnD yEAr

and Human Services Mental Health and Mental

Wellbeing Policy Practice

Human Service Field Placement A Social Analysis and the

Human Services Managing Individualised

Service Delivery

Human Service Field Placement B Human Service Project

Management

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Honours

A one-year Bachelor of Arts (Honours) is available. Students will be selected on academic merit in accordance with University policies. Other selection criteria may apply.

Flexibility to learn

Lachlan McConnochie

Student, Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services)

Wanting to make a positive difference in the community led Lachlan to human services. ‘I chose UniSA as the flexibility of the degree meant I was able to balance study, family and work commitments effectively. ‘The teaching staff have been supportive, accessible and willing to help throughout my studies. It was a highlight working with the academic staff on a research project for my final placement which bought both challenges and rewards.

‘These practical placements provided the professional environment to apply the theories learnt in the classroom and add further dimension to the theoretical base.’

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Bachelor of

Social Science (Human Services)

Bachelor of

Psychological Science

MBSP

Entry

SATAC ...444241 ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off) ...60.25 Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ...70 TAFE minimum entry ...CertIV CRICOS program code ...055257J Prerequisites ...none Assumed knowledge ...none

Key features

> Students have the opportunity to undertake work placements, providing hands-on experience and possible employment opportunities.

> In the 2015 Good Universities Guide, the University of South Australia was rated in the highest category in the areas of Generic Skills and Overall Satisfaction in the field of study Humanities and Social Sciences.

Overview

This double degree provides integrated studies in psychology and human services, offering a balance of courses in behavioural and social sciences, the understanding of human behaviour, critical and analytical skills, research and data analysis, project management skills and social policy. This program prepares graduates to be effective human service professionals with a strong understanding of psychology.

Graduates of this program usually find employment in the following areas:

> case management

> counselling

> court liaison

> family support work

> policy development

> refugee resettlement

> youth work.

FIrSt yEAr

Human Service Provision Counselling Foundations Psychology 1A

Communication Skills in Social Work and Human Services Group Work

Psychology 1B

Introductory Research Methods SECOnD yEAr

Australian Social Policy The Social World Developmental Psychology Cognitive Psychology Policy Practice

Human Service Workers and the Law Biological and Learning Psychology Social and Community Psychology tHIrD yEAr

Managing Individualised Service Delivery Human Service Intervention Counselling Skills Personality Psychology Working with Community Human Service Project

Management Counselling Interventions Clinical and Abnormal Psychology FOUrtH yEAr

Human Service Field Placement A Specialist Psychology Course 1 Specialist Psychology Course 2 Human Service Field Placement B Indigenous Australians and the

Human Services

Specialist Psychology Course 3 SPECIALISt PSyCHOLOGy COUrSES

Advanced Research Methods Cognitive Neuroscience Health Psychology Psychological Assessment Work and Organisational

Psychology

Conservation Psychology Language, Context and

Social Behaviour

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Graduates will have completed an Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) accredited undergraduate sequence, which will allow them to go on to further study in psychology to satisfy the requirements for registration as a psychologist and eligibility for membership of the Australian Psychological Society.

The program is nationally recognised by the Australian Community Workers Association (ACWA). Graduates are eligible for full membership with ACWA.

Honours

A one year Bachelor of Arts (Honours) or Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) is available. Students will be selected on academic merit in accordance with University policies. Other selection criteria may apply.

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Bachelor of

Social Work

Bachelor of

Arts (International Relations)

MBWR

Key features

> Gain hands-on, simulated experience in UniSA’s innovative Social Work Studio and develop your skills and professional knowledge in a safe and supportive environment.

> Participate in exchange and internship opportunities, allowing you to study overseas while gaining practical life experience.

Entry

SATAC ...444501 ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off) ...60.15 Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ...75 TAFE minimum entry ...CertIV CRICOS program code ...057386F Prerequisites ...none Assumed knowledge ...none

Students will undertake supervised field education placements as a part of this degree. To undertake these, students will be required to obtain a national criminal history check and screening assessment through the Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) and also must hold a current Child Safe Environments certificate. Some field education placements may also require students to hold a current driver’s license and a recognised First Aid certificate.

Honours

Honours in social work is available through the Bachelor of Social Work (Honours). A one-year Bachelor of Arts (Honours) program is also available. Students will be selected on academic merit in accordance with University policies. Other entry criteria may apply.

FIrSt yEAr

Human Service Provision

Communication Skills in Social Work and Human Services

Psychology 1A

Introduction to International Relations Psychology 1B

Group Work

International Relations Theory SECOnD yEAr

Australian Social Policy

Ideas, Innovation and Communication Social Enquiry Methods

Energy, Security and Environmental Politics in Asia

Intercultural Communication Indigenous Australians and

Human Service Working with Community Australia in the Asian Century tHIrD yEAr

Human Service Intervention Interviewing Skills in Social Work

and Human Services Global Power in the Asian Century Regional Integration

Human Service Workers and the Law Mental Health and Wellbeing Contemporary Security Issues International Political Economy and

Human Development FOUrtH yEAr

Social Work Practice Strategies Social Work Field Education 1 Advanced Practice in Social Work Contemporary Practice Approaches Working with Human Service

Organisations International Relations

Research Project FIFtH yEAr

Professional Practice in the Workplace

Child Centred Practice Peace, Justice and Reconciliation Free Elective

Professional Development Social Work Field Education 2

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This double degree will appeal to those who are interested in working as social workers, as well as gaining a broader international perspective. Through this unique combination of degrees, you will gain a strong foundation in contemporary social work knowledge and analytical skills in international, cross-cultural and multicultural contexts.

Some of the areas where graduates find employment include:

> child and family welfare

> foreign affairs

> healthcare

> international aid work

> international social development

> mental health support

> refugee and asylum seeker support

> social planning and administration

> social worker.

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Students will undertake supervised field education placements as a part of this degree. To undertake these, students will be required to obtain a national criminal history check and screening assessment through the Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) and also must hold a current Child Safe Environments certificate. Some field education placements may also require students to hold a current driver’s license and a recognised First Aid certificate.

Honours

Honours in social work is available through the Bachelor of Social Work (Honours). A one-year Bachelor of Arts (Honours) program is also available. Students will be selected on academic merit in accordance with University policies. Other entry criteria may apply.

Bachelor of

Arts (Indigenous Cultures and Australian Society)

Bachelor of

Social Work

MBIW

Entry

SATAC ...444321 ATAR (Feb 2015 cut-off) ...63.4 Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ...75 TAFE minimum entry ...CertIV CRICOS program code ...040841E Prerequisites ...none Assumed knowledge ...none

Key features

> Flexible study options cater for both internal and external learning.

> Graduate with a social work qualification and the specific skills and knowledge required to work with Indigenous communities.

> UniSA’s innovative Social Work Studio gives students simulated hands-on experience to develop their skills and professional knowledge in a safe and supportive environment.

Overview

This double degree will enable you to contribute to social justice and social change, and to develop an understanding of issues central to contemporary Indigenous society and their relevance to the Australian community. You will gain skills and knowledge necessary for employment as a social worker, and work with skilled staff and peers who share a commitment to creating a better society.

Some of the areas you may find employment in include:

> aged care

> healthcare

> social planning.

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Work and Human Services Aboriginal Cultures Psychology 1A Psychology 1B

Australian Politics and Power Group Work

Elective SECOnD yEAr Social Enquiry Methods Australian Society and Cultures Australian Social Policy Contemporary Aboriginal Issues Aboriginal People, History and

Colonialism

Segregation, Assimilation and Resistance: Aboriginal People and Government in the 20th Century Indigenous Philosophy: Contesting

Knowledge in Social Science OnE ABOrIGInAL StUDIES ELECtIVE tO BE CHOSEn FrOm tHE FOLLOwInG: Teaching and Learning in Aboriginal

Education

Australian Society, Aboriginal Voices Rights and Racism

Being and Belonging: Studies in Culture and Identity

Pitjantjatjara Language and Culture

(or any course from the Indigenous Knowledges major)

tHIrD yEAr

Comparative Indigenous Studies Identity and Representation Human Service Intervention Interviewing Skills in Social Work

and Human Services

Forging a Nation: Australian History 1920 – Present

Human Service Workers and the Law Mental Health and Mental Wellbeing Working with Community FOUrtH yEAr

Social Work Field Education 1 Social Work Practice Strategies Advanced Practice in Social Work Contemporary Practice Approaches Cultural Competence in

Indigenous Practice SELECt OnE OF tHE FOLLOwInG COUrSES: Indigenous Art, Culture and Design Oral History Workshop; People

and Place FIFtH yEAr Professional Practice in

the Workplace Child Centred Practice SELECt twO OF tHE FOLLOwInG COUrSES:

Aged Care and Social Work Practice Complexity in Practice

Rural Social Work

Social Work Field Education 2 Professional Development

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Realise your

potential

Take your career to the next

level with postgraduate

coursework.

Coursework degrees provide advanced professional and technical skills that extend beyond the fundamental knowledge and skills taught at undergraduate level. They are an ideal way to gain the further skills and knowledge needed to pursue positions in management and also provide a competitive edge in the job market.

Qualifications are available at graduate certificate, graduate diploma and master levels, with varying durations and entry requirements depending on the level of study. Flexible modes including part-time and full-time study options, as well as on-campus and online delivery, are available to help you balance your studies with your life.

unisa.edu.au/postgrad

Qualifications include:

*

Graduate Certificate: 6 months

Graduate Diploma: 1 year

Master: 1–2 years

*study times are approximate and based on a full-time study load.

Who is it for?

> Recent university graduates

> Qualified professionals seeking specialised knowledge in their field

> Unqualified professionals who have significant work experience and are looking to undertake study in their field

Find out more:

Entry requirements: see program for more information programs.unisa.edu.au

How to apply:

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Master of

Social Work

MMSK

Entry

SATAC ...4CM036 Start date (SP=study period) ...SP1 Program fees ...CSP CRICOS program code ...064242G

Key features

> State-of-the-art Social Work Studio facilities allow you to practise and perfect your skills in a supported environment. > Flexible study options include

short, consolidated courses to better suit the demands of your work/life/study balance. > Field education opportunities

in diverse settings locally and internationally, as well as rural and remote sites.

Overview

The program is designed for graduates who want to develop their skills and knowledge to enter the social work profession. Develop your understanding of social work values, ethics and identity with particular emphasis on human rights and current social issues. Our curriculum particularly addresses mental health, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, child protection and cross cultural practice. Our strong focus on contemporary issues, leadership and innovation is combined with practice-based learning, allowing our graduates to enter the work force with the skills and knowledge to make a difference.

Career opportunities for graduates of this program exist in the following areas:

> aged care

> child protection

> government and private sectors

> health care > management > mental health > multicultural services > project management and evaluation > research > social administration > social planning. FIrSt yEAr

Effective Human Service Delivery Contemporary Practice Theories

for Social Work Social Work Practice Skills Human Rights Based Practice and

Community Development Applied Practice Conference OR

Social Work in the Australian Context Social Work Practicum 1

SECOnD yEAr Innovation and Research Innovative Social Work Practice

with Children and Families Mental Health and Social

Work Practice Social Work Elective Leadership in Social Work Social Work Practicum 2

2 M

Entry requirements

A completed bachelor degree or postgraduate qualification in a related discipline (including, but not limited to, social science, psychology, politics, sociology, philosophy, international studies, law, human services, nursing or education) at a recognised higher education institution or equivalent. Applicants who have completed the Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) (MBSS) degree or equivalent are eligible to enter the program with 0.5 EFTSL advanced standing and complete the program in 1.5 years of full-time study or part-time equivalent.

The program is accredited by the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) and graduates of this program are eligible for membership with the AASW.

Making a difference

Olivia Skelton

Student, Master of Social Work

After completing her undergraduate degree in psychology at UniSA, Olivia was attracted to the Master of Social Work because of its focus on social justice advocacy, policy making, and socio-political factors. ‘I’m enjoying studying courses which encourage critical thinking and evaluation of both taken for granted assumptions in society and the popular theories used to make sense of human beings.

‘The practical component of the degree has also been valuable as the South Australian Parliamentary Internship I undertook provided me a platform from which I could try and make a difference in ways that are in line with my values as well as providing me with an insight into political processes.

‘I feel supported by the teaching staff at UniSA who are dedicated and passionate. They have encouraged and supported my political activism and have demonstrated its place in social work.’

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Master of

Psychology (Clinical)

MMCL

Entry

SATAC ...n/a Start date (SP=study period) ...SP1 Program fees ...CSP

Key features

> Undertake four supervised placements in a variety of clinical settings, including the University’s public Psychology Clinic located at the Magill campus.

> Access networking and mentoring opportunities which can lead to employment. > Our staff maintain ongoing

clinical practice and bring a strong evidential and experimental base to their teaching.

Overview

This program is aimed at psychology graduates who want to practise as clinical psychologists and apply the theory and practice of psychology in health, mental health, private and public practice and other clinical settings. Designed in consultation with practitioners, academics and students, we ensure that content reflects current trends in practice and responds to public demand, as well as our students’ needs in clinical training. Scientist-practitioner driven course content and supervised placements ensure that our graduates are well prepared for professional employment as psychologists with excellent career prospects in South Australia and nationally.

Graduates will find themselves equipped to perform as psychologists in the following settings:

> clinical practice

> education

> government

> mental health industries

> private and public sectors.

Entry requirements

Completion of a four-year

qualification in psychology, normally an Honours degree, accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council, within the last 10 years, with an upper second class Honours (2A) or equivalent overall mark, is a necessary condition of entry. Relevant prior professional experience and acquired skills will also be considered in the selection process through written application, references and an interview.

FIrSt yEAr Clinical Skills

Basic Psychology Clinic Practice Adult Psychopathology Adult Psychological Assessment Advanced Psychology Clinic Practice Child and Adolescent

Psychopathology and Interventions

Child and Adolescent Psychometric Assessment

Specialised Interventions SECOnD yEAr

Clinical Psychology Research Project 1

Health Psychology, Behavioural Medicine and Psychopharmacology External Clinical Psychology

Practicum 1

Clinical Psychology Research Project 2

External Clinical Psychology Practicum 2

Advanced Clinical Psychology Ethics and Professional Issues

2 M

On completion of this program graduates will have met the academic requirements for membership of the Australian Psychological Society and associate membership of the College of Clinical Psychologists within that society.

Graduates of the program are eligible for full registration with the Psychology Board of Australia and entry into the clinical psychology registrar pathway.

Building professional

skills from day one

Our students have access to custom-built,

state-of-the-art facilities including two social

work studios, a new cognitive neuroscience

laboratory, and an on-campus psychology clinic.

Guided and supported by academics and teaching staff, students are exposed to simulated and real-life scenarios throughout their study, building their knowledge, skills and confidence in preparation for future professional practice.

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Cognitive Neuroscience

Laboratory

Our state-of-the-art Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory allows students to practice and apply theoretical knowledge as they investigate electrical brain function and cerebral blood flow and the effect on cognitive processes. Students are led by young, dynamic academics who are at the forefront of research in the field.

Students in all of our undergraduate psychology programs will apply the knowledge and experience gained throughout their degree in a final-year work placement. This provides our graduates with valuable experience and employment skills.

Check out our Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory here:

unisa.edu.au/cognitive-neuroscience-lab

Social Work Studios

Our two Social Work Studios, located at Magill campus, are purpose-built, dedicated learning spaces where students from the social work and human services programs gain hands-on experience of various aspects of social work practice in a supportive and safe environment. The studios are designed for interactive learning and application of the skills and knowledge that graduates will require for their professional lives.

Check out our Social Work Studio here:

unisa.edu.au/ social-work-studios

Psychology Clinic

The UniSA Psychology Clinic provides psychology and counselling services to the general public. Staffed by provisional psychologists enrolled in the Master of Psychology (Clinical), and supervised by qualified academic staff and experienced clinical psychologists, students are able to practise their skills while assisting those in need.

Check out our Psychology Clinic here:

unisa.edu.au/ psychology-clinic

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Contribute to

your field

Make a lasting contribution

to the body of knowledge in

your field.

Research degrees are an advanced program of study that allow you to investigate a topic with relevance to your field. Under the supervision of world-class researchers you will learn and apply advanced research methodologies to produce new knowledge and provide solutions to challenges within your discipline area.

unisa.edu.au/resdegrees

Qualifications include:

*

Masters by Research: 2 years^

Professional Doctorate: 4 years

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD): 4 years^

*study times are approximate and based on a full-time study load.

^ in total including examination time. Students must be prepared to submit 3-6 months prior to official completion of their program.

Who is it for?

> Recent university graduates who have completed Honours or Masters by Research study (for PhD and Professional Doctorates)

> Qualified professionals seeking to make new advances and contribute to the body of knowledge in their field (for Masters by Research)

Find out more:

Entry requirements: see program for more information unisa.edu.au/resdegrees-eligibility

How to apply:

psychology, social work and human services

psychology, social

work and human

services

2015 Events

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Mount Gambier Open Day

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Welcome

Acknowledgement of Country

Contents

Australia’s university of enterprise ...2

Creating careers for the community ...4

Undergraduate

...

8

Your future begins here

Bachelor of Psychological Science ...9

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Counselling and

Interpersonal Skills) ...10

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Cognitive Neuroscience)...10

Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) ...11

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Counselling and Interpersonal

Skills), Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) ...11

Bachelor of Social Work ...13

Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) ...13

Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) ...14

Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services), Bachelor of

Psychological Science ...15

Bachelor of Social Work, Bachelor of Arts (International Relations) ...16

Bachelor of Arts (Indigenous Cultures and Australian Society),

Bachelor of Social Work ...17

Postgraduate

...

18

Realise your potential

Master of Social Work ...19

Master of Psychology (Clinical) ... 20

Research

...

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Contribute to your field

Doctor of Philosophy, Masters by Research ... 23

Study at UniSA – the basics ...24

Your study

options

explained

Find the right study

option for you, no

matter where you are

in your career.

This guide contains all of the University

of South Australia’s study options in the

psychology, social work and human

services area, so you can find the right

degree for you.

Maybe you’re at the very start of your

university experience, finishing high

school or considering study in an area

that has always interested you for the first

time. If so, then an undergraduate degree

is probably the right fit for you.

Perhaps you have been working in your

field for some time and you’re looking

to take that next step. A postgraduate

coursework degree can help you further

your career.

Alternatively, you could be a specialist in

your field with something to give back.

Make your mark with a research degree.

Wherever you are, starting out, stepping

up or giving back, we have a study option

to suit your journey.

Focused on the future

We’ve got some exciting plans for the future

with new learning spaces in health, science

and innovation – all in the heart of Adelaide’s

booming West End.

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