Social Work
Social work is a profession dedicated to helping others and applying professional knowledge, skills and methods to social problems, and it plays a key role in ensuring harmony and stability in modern society. In short, social workers provide professional services to people in need within the context of specific cultural and social systems, and in relation to specific social welfare systems and policies. In Australia, a country with a strong and mature social welfare system, social workers play a vital role, with a wide range of government departments, charities and not-for-profit organisations actively recruiting social work professionals every year.
Recommended Universities for Social Work Courses in Australia
* The following is a selection of the top 5 AASW-accredited Australian universities. There are many other reputable institutions in Australia that offer social work programmes, please contact our consultants for more information.
* Social work courses require a high level of English, most programmes require IELTS 7.5, 7 in listening, reading and writing.
University | Course | QS Subject Rankings (2023) Social Policy and Administration |
The University of Melbourne | Master of Social Work | No. 28 |
The University of Sydney | Bachelor of Social Work Master of Social Work |
No. 38 |
The University of Queensland | Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) Master of Social Work |
No. 46 |
Monash University | Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) Master of Social Work |
No. 59 |
UNSW | Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) | No. 75 |
Deakin University | Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) Master of Social Work |
No. 101-150 |