Bachelor of Social Work

Griffith University's Bachelor of Social Work degree. Want to help people and drive change at a local, national or global level? Feel passionate about social justice and human rights? Study our Bachelor of Social Work and be the change that helps people and communities when they need it most. The Bachelor of Social Work equips you with the tools to turn your passion into a rewarding career. You'll learn how to work effectively with individuals, families, and communities, helping people navigate complex challenges and advocating for human rights and social justice. With a strong foundation in ethics, human behaviour, social policy and programs, you'll graduate prepared to lead positive change across sectors such as mental health, child protection, aged care, disability services, homelessness, First Nations support and more. Highlights of studying the Bachelor of Social Work Learn from teaching staff with deep industry expertise and experience in fields such as mental health, domestic violence, disability, child protection and advocacy. Explore key areas of social work including counselling, group work, community development, social policy, ethics, program evaluation and human rights. Gain strong foundations in human development, equity and diversity, and the social systems that shape people's lives. Flexible options may be available for those already working in the field, including recognition of prior learning or workplace-based placements. Real-world experience that prepares you for practice You'll complete two professional field placements during your degree, gaining 1,000 hours of supervised experience in the sector.