Bachelor of Social Science
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Bachelor of Social Science
The Bachelor of Social Science at Australian Catholic University (ACU) in Australia is an education programme which provides students both practical competencies and theoretical insights into playing a creative role in a variety of public, community based settings using knowledge of social science.
ACU's 3-year Bachelor of Social Science provides students a knowledge of contemporary psychology and sociology through theory and practices which enhance the quality of human life and enrich students' understanding of people. This social science education programme provides students the opportunity for dialogue between the fields leading to professional competence within human services. Students enrolled in this education course learn to apply the highest ethical standards to their dealings with colleagues, clients, and the public. Students may also choose to specialise in a Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology).
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Science, graduates are well-prepared to launch successful careers in the field of social science, working in, for instance, corrective services, community development work, community planning, broadcasting or management consulting, or social welfare, to name a few.
If you want to find out more about Bachelor of Social Science, you can make an information request below and the school will contact you with further information.
Suitability and application
Admission requirements for the Bachelor of Social Science at Australian Catholic University (ACU) in Australia are:
- completion of the equivalent of Australian Year 12 certificate
- an overall academic IELTS score of 6.0 (with a minimum of 6.0 in writing and speaking tests, and a minimum of 5.5 in listening and reading tests)
Expenses
The tuition fee for the Bachelor of Social Science at Australian Catholic University (ACU) in Australia is $2100 AUD per unit.
Australian Catholic University
Welcome to study abroad at Australian Catholic University!
Australian Catholic University (ACU) is a public university in Australia which aims to empower students to think critically and ethically, and to gain the skills to bring about change in their communities, industries, and professions. ACU is funded by the Australian government and has 6 campuses located throughout Australia: in Brisbane, Melbourne, North Sydney, Strathfield, Canberra and Ballarat.
Students at Australian Catholic University enjoy the benefits of compact, friendly campuses and small class sizes. ACU has a reputation for high-quality, innovative teaching and specialist tertiary education in business, health, education, social sciences, theology, and arts. Students have direct access to ACU's excellent lecturers and outstanding student support services. Education programmes are not only offered at ACU's Australian campuses, but also through studying abroad.
Enrollment to Australian Catholic University is open to students of all beliefs; the school is committed to providing equal access to education for all people. ACU students may undertake professional placements, community service, and volunteer work as part of their educational experience. Student associations at ACU's numerous campuses regularly host events such as concerts, barbecues, and balls. Students enrolled in Australian Catholic University also have the opportunity to get involved in a number of societies, clubs, and initiatives associated with the school.
Australian Catholic University is dedicated to rigorous intellectual scholarship and the individual's pursuit of truth and academic freedom. ACU derives its ethos from Christian values and the Catholic intellectual tradition, and the core concern is with ethics in all fields of endeavour. ACU strives to build and maintain strong links with its community and industries in order to produce highly skilled professionals who become leaders in their field.
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Description of Melbourne and accommodation
Melbourne is a multicultural city of 3.5 million people, and the 2nd largest city in Australia. It was founded as a British colony on the mouth of the Yarra River in 1835, and gained independence from New South Wales in 1850. In recent years, Melbourne has been voted numerous times amongst the world's most liveable cities for its well-developed infrastructure. Sports, festivals, and fashion are popular in this sporting and cultural capital of Australia. The warm climate, safe environment, and reasonable living costs make Melbourne an ideal place to study. In addition, roughly 50,000 international students currently live in Melbourne, making it a city full of excitement and culture. 
Students at Australian Catholic University who live away from their families often share apartments or houses with other students. Although ACU does not provide on-campus residential accommodation (except for the Ballarat Campus), its International Education Office can assist students in finding accommodation suitable for their needs. The Office of Student Services also has an Accommodation Listings Services, available online, for students to use.Request information - obligation free
Contact information for Australian Catholic University
Australian Catholic University
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115 Victoria Parade
3065 Fitzroy Australia 
Contact Australian Catholic University
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Phone no: +61 (0) 7 3623 7100 
www.acu.edu.au
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