Community services are Australia’s growing and second-largest employing industry. Community workers are responsible for the well-being of our communities. New models of care and technological advances are changing the way we work, and Australian businesses are seeking to employ skilled professionals to keep pace.

 

The Bachelor of Community Service program prepares students to work for progressive social change with organisations, communities, and individuals across a range of issues such as poverty, housing, legal rights, discrimination, food-justice, and settlement.

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A Bachelor of Community Service would lead to job opportunities in NGOs, government offices or welfare organisations, in diverse areas:

• Advocacy

• Caseworker

• Homelessness

• Child protection

• Group facilitator

• Employment support

• Client service assessor

• Community corrections

• Community services worker

• Family and domestic violence

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