Summary

How do people respond to a serious disease outbreak such as coronavirus? What communication methods do protesters use to bypass government-controlled media? How can violent crime be reduced and our neighbourhoods made safer? What impact do social inequalities have on opportunities? Questions like these are at the heart of social science, which is the study of society and the relationships among individuals.

The Bachelor of Social Science will help you gain insights into the science of people, places and social problems. With the skills you’ll develop in social research and applied social science, you’ll be prepared to make valuable contributions to some of the world’s biggest issues.

Key features

• Broaden your knowledge and skill set

   

  Gain skills in social research design, methods, practice and application across various data analysis techniques and technologies.

• Build your cultural knowledge

   

  Develop your understanding of issues relevant to culturally diverse social environments.

• Combine your learning with practical and professional experience

   

  Undertake an internship with one of our research partners and get on-the-job training and the chance to work on a research project.

• Acquire the knowledge and skills employers want

   

  Study a degree co-designed by government departments, community groups, activist organisations and trade unions.