Stott’s College Bachelor of Social Work is based on the principles of human rights, social justice, and human dignity and is designed to develop your knowledge and skills for enabling positive social change with individuals, families, groups, communities, and organisations. This four-year course encompasses core curriculum on society and human behaviour, welfare systems and services, social policy and research, law and ethics, diversity and theories and skills for social work practice. This course is informed by trends in international and local contexts exposing you to a contemporary curriculum situated in a wide range of fields of practice such as ageing and disability, child and family, mental health, and working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The content in this course also includes methods of social work practice such as, counselling, developing social policy and research, group work, and community development. In this course you will learn to critique and respond to social injustices, reflect on your practice, and develop yourself as a professional social worker.