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Psychological Science / 8

Psychology / 11

Social Work / 12

Social Science / 14

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Bachelor of

PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE unisa.edu.au/psychology

ENTRY SATAC ..................................................................444211ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) ............................ 60.25Guaranteed ATAR ............................................. 70Guaranteed TAFE/RTO ............................ DIPPrerequisites ..................................................noneAssumed knowledge ............................noneCRICOS program code ............... 036236E

Develop in-depth knowledge about human behaviour

Learn about psychology theory, critical and analytical thinking, and clinical research

Get industry experience through a work placement in your final year

Continue your studies to become a professional clinical psychologist

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Behavioural ecologist / community development officer / crime prevention officer / disability support officer / drug and alcohol case worker / human resources manager /psychologist (with further study) / training officer / welfare program coordinator / youth worker

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATIONThis program is accredited by the Australian Psychological Accreditation Council.

PATHWAYSAlternative entry options are available through UniSA College. Programs include: • Diploma in Arts • Foundation Studies

ALSO CONSIDER • Bachelor of Psychological

Science (Counselling and Interpersonal Skills)

• Bachelor of Social Work• Bachelor of Psychology

(Honours) • Bachelor of Social Science

(Human Services)

FURTHER STUDY To become a professional practising or research psychologist, students must continue their studies firstly with a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and then a two-year Master of Psychology (Clinical) or PhD in Psychology.

PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEARPsychology 1AIndigenous Australians: Culture

and ColonisationElective 1Elective 2

Psychology 1BIntroductory Research MethodsProfessional Development: Counselling

and PsychologyElective 3

SECOND YEARDevelopmental PsychologyCognitive PsychologyElective 4Elective 5

Social and Community PsychologyBiological and Learning PsychologyElective 6Elective 7

THIRD YEAROPTION APersonality PsychologyPsychology PlacementSpecialist Psychology Course 1

Clinical and Abnormal PsychologySpecialist Psychology Course 2Specialist Psychology Course 3Elective 8

OPTION BPersonality PsychologySpecialist Psychology Course 1Specialist Psychology Course 2Elective 8

Clinical and Abnormal PsychologyPsychology PlacementSpecialist Psychology Course 3

SPECIALIST PSYCHOLOGY COURSESAdvanced Research MethodsPsychological AssessmentPsychophysiology of SleepHealth PsychologyConservation PsychologyLanguage, Context and Social BehaviourWork and Organisational Psychology

UNDERGRADUATE

Your tertiary learning and career starts with undergraduate study.

QUALIFICATIONS*

• Diploma: 1–2 years

• Associate Degree: 2 years

• Bachelor: 3–4 years

• Bachelor (Honours): 4 years^

*study times are approximate and based on a full-time study load

^or 1 year in addition to a 3-year bachelor program

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Bachelor of

PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE(COUNSELLING AND INTERPERSONAL SKILLS)

unisa.edu.au/psychology

ENTRY SATAC ................................................................444481ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) ...................................61.1Guaranteed ATAR ............................................. 70Guaranteed TAFE/RTO ............................ DIPPrerequisites ..................................................noneAssumed knowledge ............................noneCRICOS program code ............... 081882A

The only university in South Australia to offer courses in both counselling and interpersonal skills

Learn about psychology theory and the practice of counselling

Develop critical skills in analytical thinking, data management, and research

Gain practical experience through a third-year work placement

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Behavioural ecologist / community development officer / counsellor / crime prevention officer / disability support officer / drug and alcohol case worker / human resources manager / psychologist (with further study) / training officer

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATIONThis program is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. Graduates may also apply for Level 1 membership of the Australian Counselling Association.



Science• Bachelor of Psychology

(Honours) • Bachelor of Social Work

FURTHER STUDY To become a professional practising or research psychologist, students must continue their studies firstly with a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and then a two-year Master of Psychology (Clinical) or PhD in Psychology.

PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEARPsychology 1ACounselling FoundationsIndigenous Australians: Culture

and ColonisationFree Elective


and PsychologyCounselling and Interpersonal Skills

Course 1

SECOND YEARDevelopmental PsychologyCognitive PsychologyCounselling SkillsCounselling and Interpersonal Skills

Course 2

Biological and Learning PsychologySocial and Community PsychologyCounselling InterventionsCounselling and Interpersonal Skills

Course 3

THIRD YEAROPTION APersonality PsychologyPsychology PlacementSpecialist Psychology Course 1

Clinical and Abnormal PsychologySpecialist Psychology Course 2Specialist Psychology Course 3Counselling and Interpersonal Skills

Course 4

OPTION BPersonality PsychologySpecialist Psychology Course 1Specialist Psychology Course 2Counselling and Interpersonal Skills

Course 4

Clinical and Abnormal PsychologyPsychology PlacementSpecialist Psychology Course 3

SPECIALIST PSYCHOLOGY COURSESAdvanced Research MethodsPsychological AssessmentPsychophysiology of SleepHealth PsychologyConservation PsychologyLanguage, Context and Social BehaviourWork and Organisational Psychology

Francesco Forgione / BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGY (HONOURS)

Studying psychology wasalways the goal for Francesco, with UniSA as his preferred study destination.

“I wanted to study Psychology all throughout my high school years. I knew that I needed toput in the hard work and effort early on.

“UniSA lets your voice be heard and every staff member goes above and beyond. I have always felt supported.”

Francesco is looking tocomplete his honours degree and undertake the Master ofPsychology (Clinical) with along-term vision of setting up his own practice.

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Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill, ML: Mawson Lakes,

MG: Mount Gambier or W: WhyallaFull-time program duration in years

Part-time study availableExternal study available

Partial external study availableHonours available

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Bachelor of

PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE(COUNSELLING AND INTERPERSONAL SKILLS)Bachelor of

BUSINESS (HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT)

unisa.edu.au/psychology

ENTRY SATAC .................................................................444541ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) .............................63.45Guaranteed ATAR ...............................................75Guaranteed TAFE/RTO ............................ DIPPrerequisites ..................................................noneAssumed knowledge ............................noneCRICOS program code .............086330D

Study a double degree combining psychology and human resources

Blend behavioural and social sciences with business and people management

Develop effective leadership and management skills for a global environment

Undertake work placement opportunities

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Human resources manager / staff recruitment consultant / training and development officer / industrial relations adviser / psychologist (with further study)

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION This program is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) and allows graduates to continue their studies in psychology to satisfy requirements for registration as a psychologist and eligibility for membership of the Australian Psychological Society.

PATHWAYSAn alternative entry option is available through the Foundation Studies program with UniSA College.

ALSO CONSIDER • Bachelor of Business (Human

Resource Management) • Bachelor of Psychological


• Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)

FURTHER STUDY • Bachelor of Psychology

(Honours) – 1 year• Master of Psychology (Clinical)• International Master of Business

Administration (Human Resource Management)

PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEARPsychology 1ACounselling FoundationsFoundations of Human Resource

ManagementManagement and Organisation

Psychology 1BIntroductory Research MethodsBusiness LawGroup Work

SECOND YEARCognitive Psychology Developmental PsychologyCounselling SkillsAccounting Principles for

Business Decisions

Social and Community PsychologyBiological and Learning PsychologyCounselling InterventionsWork Health and Safety Management

Principles

THIRD YEARPersonality PsychologyStaffing OrganisationsManagement of Industrial RelationsTraining and Development

Clinical and Abnormal PsychologyWork and Organisational PsychologyPerformance and Compensation

ManagementEmployment Law

FOURTH YEARInternational and Comparative Human

Resource ManagementStrategic ManagementTransition to EmploymentAdvanced Research Methods OR

Health Psychology

Psychological AssessmentStrategic Human Resource ManagementLeading and Implementing ChangeBusiness Practicum

Bachelor of

PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE (COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE)

unisa.edu.au/cog-neuro

ENTRY SATAC .................................................................444331ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) .............................70.25Guaranteed ATAR .............................................90Guaranteed TAFE/RTO ..................AdvDipPrerequisites ..................................................noneAssumed knowledge ............................noneCRICOS program code ..............079096A

Join South Australia’s only undergraduate cognitive neuroscience degree

Develop a theoretical basis of psychology combined with specialist knowledge and research in cognitive neuroscience

Explore the neural underpinnings of cognition and the impact of social and developmental factors

Learn in the state-of-the-art Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory located on-campus

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Research assistant / assistant neuropsychologist / laboratory technician (clinical or research) / community health services officer / disability and mental health support worker

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION This program is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council.



Science • Bachelor of Psychology

(Honours) (Cognitive Neuroscience)

• Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)

FURTHER STUDY• Bachelor of Psychology

(Honours) (Cognitive Neuroscience) – 1 year

• Master of Psychology (Clinical)

PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEARPsychology 1AHuman Anatomy 100Molecules to Tissues AIndigenous Australians: Culture

and Colonisation

Psychology 1BIntroductory Research MethodsFoundations in Cognitive NeuroscienceProfessional Development: Counselling

and Psychology

SECOND YEARDevelopmental PsychologyCognitive PsychologyHuman Anatomy 200Cognitive Neuroscience

Elective 1Social and Community PsychologyBiological and Learning PsychologyStates of Awareness

THIRD YEARAdvanced Research MethodsThe Neuroscience of LanguageSpecialist Psychology CourseElective 2

Clinical and Abnormal PsychologyElective 3Neuroscience Across the LifespanPsychology Research Experience

SPECIALIST PSYCHOLOGY COURSESHealth PsychologyPsychological AssessmentWork and Organisational PsychologyLanguage, Context and Social BehaviourConservation PsychologyPersonality PsychologyPsychophysiology of Sleep

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Bachelor of

PSYCHOLOGY (HONOURS) unisa.edu.au/psychology

ENTRY SATAC .................................................................444221ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) .....................................85Guaranteed ATAR ..........................................n/aGuaranteed TAFE/RTO ..................AdvDipPrerequisites ..................................................noneAssumed knowledge ............................noneCRICOS program code ............... 036237D

Build a career in clinical psychology

Expand your knowledge in human behaviour, psychology theory, counselling and interpersonal skills, and analytical thinking

Undertake specialist psychology courses to tailor your studies

Participate in research projects and engage in community service activities

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Clinical psychologist (with further study) / community development officer / data analyst / human resource manager / marketing manager / project manager / research assistant /welfare program coordinator / organisational psychologist

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION This program is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. On completion graduates will have met the academic requirements for associate membership of the Australian Psychological Society and the prerequisites for postgraduate study in psychology.



Science • Bachelor of Psychological

Science (Cognitive Neuroscience) • Bachelor of Psychology

(Honours) (Cognitive Neuroscience)

FURTHER STUDY To become a professional practising or research psychologist, students must continue their studies and complete a two-year Master of Psychology (Clinical) or a PhD in Psychology.

PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEARPsychology 1AIndigenous Australians: Culture

and ColonisationElective 1Elective 2


and PsychologyElective 3

SECOND YEARDevelopmental PsychologyCognitive PsychologyElective 4Elective 5

Biological and Learning PsychologySocial and Community PsychologyElective 6Elective 7

THIRD YEARAdvanced Research MethodsPersonality PsychologySpecialist Psychology Course 1Specialist Psychology Course 2

Clinical and Abnormal PsychologyPsychological AssessmentSpecialist Psychology Course 3Elective 8

FOURTH YEARPsychology Research MethodsPsychology Honours Research Project 1Psychology Level 4 Course

Psychology Honours Research Project 2Conducting and Communicating ResearchIntroduction to Psychological Practice

SPECIALIST PSYCHOLOGY COURSESPsychophysiology of SleepHealth PsychologyConservation PsychologyLanguage, Context and Social BehaviourWork and Organisational PsychologyPsychology Research Experience

LEVEL 4 PSYCHOLOGY COURSESLife Span Developmental PsychologyPsychology Under the Microscope

Bachelor of

HUMAN MOVEMENT Bachelor of

PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE(COUNSELLING AND INTERPERSONAL SKILLS) unisa.edu.au/human-movement

SPECIALISATIONS:• Exercise and Sport Science

ENTRY SATAC .................................................................... 414421ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) ...................................82.3Guaranteed ATAR .............................................n/aGuaranteed TAFE/RTO .....................AdvDipPrerequisites .....................................................noneAssumed knowledge ...............................noneCRICOS program code .................. 091150K

Study South Australia’s only human movement and psychology degree

Specialise in Exercise and Sport Science or choose a stream to suit your interests such as Health and Physical Education

Gain professional experience through cross-industry placements

Learn in state-of-the-art biomechanics and exercise physiology facilities on-campus

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESSports counsellor / sports coach / exercise scientist / school counsellor / researcher

IMPORTANT INFORMATION Students are required to obtain a National Criminal History Record Check.

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATIONGraduates can apply for membership to the Australian Counselling Association (ACA) and Australian Psychological Society (APS). This program is also accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC).

Additionally, students who complete the Exercise and Sport Science specialisation will be eligible to apply for membership as an accredited exercise scientist with Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA).

PATHWAYSAlternative entry options are available through UniSA College. Programs include:• Diploma in Health• Foundation Studies

ALSO CONSIDER • Bachelor of Human Movement • Bachelor of Psychological


• Bachelor of Health Science

FURTHER STUDY • Bachelor of Health

Science (Honours)• Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)• Master of Physiotherapy

(Graduate Entry)• Master of Occupational

Therapy (Graduate Entry)

PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEARFoundations of Physical Activity and HealthFoundations in Human Movement,

Exercise and Sports SciencePhysiology Essentials 100Human Anatomy 100Introduction to Group and Team PsychologyLifespan Growth and Motor DevelopmentFitness and Lifestyle ManagementPrinciples of Teaching and CoachingSECOND YEARExercise Physiology 1Human NutritionMotor Control and LearningPsychology 1ABiomechanics of Human MovementPsychology 1BDance as Education and Recreation Introductory Research MethodsTHIRD YEARFoundations of Outdoor Leadership Counselling FoundationsCognitive PsychologyDevelopmental PsychologyHealth, Exercise and Sport PsychologyBiological and Learning PsychologySocial and Community PsychologyGame, Sports Theory, Practice and

ParticipationFOURTH YEARPersonality PsychologyCounselling SkillsSpecialist Psychology Course 2Health Risks and Relationship EducationClinical and Abnormal PsychologyCounselling InterventionsSociology of Health, Physical Activity

and SportSpecialist Psychology Course 3

For more information about the Exercise and Sport Science specialisation visit unisa.edu.au/study

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Bachelor of

SOCIAL WORK unisa.edu.au/socialwork

ENTRY SATAC .............................................. (Magill) 444111.......................................................(Whyalla) 464081....................................... (Mount Gambier) 474041ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) .......... (Magill) 60.9.................................................................(Whyalla) n/a............................................(Mount Gambier) 63.65Preferred score (guaranteed entry) ................................................................................... (Magill) 70.................................................................... (Whyalla) 70................................................... (Mount Gambier) 70Guaranteed TAFE/RTO ............................ DIPPrerequisites ..................................................noneAssumed knowledge ............................noneCRICOS program code ....................... varies

Prepare for professional practice in social work

Learn to enhance wellbeing through advocacy, social change, positive relationships and empowerment of people

Focus on social justice and human rights

Train in our innovative social work studios

Undertake supervised field education placements totalling 1,000 hours

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Aged care worker / child and youth welfare officer/ community development officer/ correctional services officer/ disability worker / domestic violence intervention or rehabilitation officer / healthcare worker / court services officer / cultural diversity officer / social planner / social worker

FIELD EDUCATION PLACEMENTSStudents will undertake supervised placements as part of this program. Students will be required to obtain a National Criminal History Record Check and screening assessment through the Department of Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) and must also hold a current Child Safe Environments Certificate. Some placements may also require a current driver’s license and a recognised First Aid Certificate.

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Graduates are eligible for membership with the Australian Association of Social Workers.

PATHWAYSAlternative entry options are available through UniSA College. Programs include: • Foundation Studies• Diploma in Arts

ALSO CONSIDER • Bachelor of Social

Work (Honours)• Bachelor of Social Science

(Human Services)• Bachelor of Education (Early

Childhood) or (Primary)• Bachelor of Psychological


PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEARHuman Service ProvisionCommunication Skills in Social Work and

Human ServicesThe Social WorldChild Development

Governance and Citizenship in AustraliaGroup WorkFree ElectiveApplied Psychology

SECOND YEARHuman Service InterventionAustralian Social PolicySocial Enquiry MethodsInterviewing Skills in Social Work and

Human Services

Mental Health and Mental WellbeingPreparation for Field PlacementHuman Service Workers and the LawWorking with Community

THIRD YEARSocial Work Field Education 1Indigenous Australians and the Human

Services

Advanced Practice in Social WorkContemporary Practice ApproachesWorking with Human Service

OrganisationsPolicy Practice

FOURTH YEARProfessional Practice in the WorkplaceChild Centred Practice

CHOOSE TWO OF THE FOLLOWING:Social Work with Older PeopleComplexity in PracticeRural Social Work

Social Work Field Education 2Professional Development

Bachelor of

PSYCHOLOGY (HONOURS)(COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE)

unisa.edu.au/cog-neuro

ENTRY SATAC .................................................................444551ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) ...................................87.1Guaranteed ATAR ..........................................n/aGuaranteed TAFE/RTO ..................AdvDipPrerequisites ..................................................noneAssumed knowledge ............................noneCRICOS program code ................ 091255A

Join South Australia’s only cognitive neuroscience degree

Apply knowledge in psychology, biology and cognitive neuroscience

Explore the impact of social and developmental factors on cognitive thinking

Undertake in-depth research and project work

Learn in the state-of-the-art Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory located on-campus

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Clinical psychologist or neuropsychologist (with further study) / researcher in psychology or neuroscience (with further study) / neurophysiology technician / disability and mental health support worker/ community health services officer / laboratory manager (clinical or research) / research coordinator

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATIONThis program is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council.



Science • Bachelor of Psychological

Science (Cognitive Neuroscience) • Bachelor of Psychology

(Honours)

FURTHER STUDYTo become a professional psychologist, students must continue their studies and complete a two-year Master of Psychology (Clinical) or a PhD in Psychology.

PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEARPsychology 1A Human Anatomy 100Molecules to Tissues A Indigenous Australians: Culture

and Colonisation

Psychology 1BIntroductory Research MethodsFoundations in Cognitive NeuroscienceProfessional Development: Counselling

and Psychology

SECOND YEARDevelopmental PsychologyCognitive PsychologyHuman Anatomy 200Cognitive Neuroscience

Free ElectiveSocial and Community PsychologyBiological and Learning Psychology States of Awareness

THIRD YEARAdvanced Research MethodsThe Neuroscience of LanguagePersonality PsychologySpecialist Psychology Course

Clinical and Abnormal PsychologySpecialist Psychology CourseNeuroscience Across the Lifespan Psychology Research Experience

FOURTH YEARPsychology Research MethodsPsychology Honours Research Project 1Psychology Level 4 Course

Psychology Honours Research Project 2Conducting and Communication ResearchIntroduction to Psychological Practice

SPECIALIST PSYCHOLOGY COURSESHealth PsychologyWork and Organisational PsychologyLanguage, Context and Social BehaviourConservation PsychologyPsychophysiology of SleepPsychological Assessment

LEVEL 4 PSYCHOLOGY COURSESLife Span Developmental PsychologyPsychology Under the Microscope

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Bachelor of

SOCIAL WORK (HONOURS) unisa.edu.au/socialwork

ENTRY SATAC ................................................................ 444491ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) .................................83.7Guaranteed ATAR ..............................................85Guaranteed TAFE/RTO ..................AdvDipPrerequisites ..................................................noneAssumed knowledge ............................noneCRICOS program code ..............081883M

Gain advanced level knowledge in social work practice and research

Focus on political and behavioural sciences

Learn to enhance wellbeing through advocacy, social change, positive relationships and empowerment of people

Train in our innovative social work studios

Undertake supervised field education placements totalling 1,000 hours

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESAged care worker / child and youth welfare officer/ community development officer/ correctional services officer/ disability worker / domestic violence intervention or rehabilitation officer / healthcare worker / court services officer / cultural diversity officer/ researcher and academic / social planner / social worker

FIELD EDUCATION PLACEMENTSStudents will undertake supervised placements as part of this program. Students will be required to obtain a National Criminal History Record Check and screening assessment through the Department of Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) and must also hold a current Child Safe Environments Certificate. Some placements may also require a current driver’s license and a recognised First Aid Certificate.

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITIONGraduates are eligible for membership with the Australian Association of Social Workers.


ALSO CONSIDER • Bachelor of Social Work • Bachelor of Social Science

(Human Services)• Bachelor of Psychological

Science

FURTHER STUDYStudents may consider completing a Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) to further their knowledge and research skills.


Human ServicesChild DevelopmentThe Social World

Governance and Citizenship in AustraliaApplied PsychologyGroup WorkFree Elective


Human Services

Mental Health and Mental WellbeingPreparation for Field PlacementHuman Service Workers and the LawWorking with CommunityPolicy Practice

THIRD YEARSocial Work Field Education 1Indigenous Australians and the Human

Services


OrganisationsPolicy Practice

FOURTH YEARApplied Social Research (Honours)Child Centred PracticeSocial Work Honours Research Project 1

Social Work Field Education (Honours)Social Work Honours Research Project 2

After working in the humanservices sector, Christina knew she wanted to become a social worker.

“I realised this career fit my values of social justice andview of the world. I took on thisstudy journey to pursuea career I was passionateabout and to open doors foropportunity.

“I enjoy the adult learningenvironment with likemindedpeople. The highlights of my time at UniSA include the flexible learning options, interactive workshops and my overseas study in Canada.”

Christina’s goal is to empower people and communities to reach their full potential,and become an activist forsocial change.

Christina Handley / BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

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Bachelor of

SOCIAL SCIENCE (HUMAN SERVICES)

unisa.edu.au/humanservices

ENTRY SATAC .................................................................444101ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) ............................... 60.9Guaranteed ATAR ............................................. 70Guaranteed TAFE/RTO ............................ DIPPrerequisites ..................................................noneAssumed knowledge ............................noneCRICOS program code ................002497J

Prepare for professional practice in human services

Develop skills to enhance the well-being of those who experience disadvantage through personal, social or structural difficulties

Focus on behavioural and social sciences, human services practice, and social policy

Flexible study options available with internal, block intensive and external online learning

Train in our innovative social work studios and undertake supervised field education placements totalling 560 hours

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESProgram or agency manager / youth services worker / aged care worker / disability worker / child protection worker / case manager / community development officer / policy advocate / project manager

FIELD EDUCATION PLACEMENTSStudents will complete supervised placements as part of this program. Students will be required to obtain a National Criminal History Record Check and screening assessment through the Department of Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) and must also hold a current Child Safe Environments Certificate. Some placements may also require a current driver’s license and a recognised First Aid Certificate.

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION This program is accredited by the Australian Community Workers Association (ACWA) and graduates are eligible for full membership.


ALSO CONSIDER • Bachelor of Social Work • Bachelor of Psychological

Science • Bachelor of Arts

FURTHER STUDY • Bachelor of Arts

(Honours) – 1 year• Master of Social Work

Please note graduates of this program may be eligible for credit into the Master of Social Work.


Human ServicesThe Social WorldChild Development

Governance and Citizenship in AustraliaGroup WorkFree ElectiveApplied Psychology


Human Services

Mental Health and Mental WellbeingPolicy PracticeHuman Service Workers and the LawWorking with Community

THIRD YEARIndigenous Australians and the

Human Services Human Service Field Placement ASocial Analysis and the Human Services

Case ManagementHuman Service Field Placement BHuman Service Project Management

Bachelor of

SOCIAL SCIENCE (HUMAN SERVICES)Bachelor of

PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE unisa.edu.au/humanservices

ENTRY SATAC ..................................................................444241ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) ................................ 60.6Guaranteed ATAR ...............................................70Guaranteed TAFE/RTO ..............................DIPPrerequisites ....................................................noneAssumed knowledge ..............................noneCRICOS program code ...................055257J

Integrate studies of human services with a foundation in psychology

Focus on behavioural and social sciences, human behaviour and social policy

Develop analytical, research and project management skills

Undertake field education placements

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESCase manager / community development officer / community worker / counsellor / policy advocate / policy development officer / project officer / project manager / psychologist (with further study) / researcher / school based child and youth support worker / youth worker / mental health support worker / aged care worker / child protection worker / disability support worker


PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATIONGraduates will complete an Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) accredited undergraduate sequence, which will allow them to go on to further study in psychology, to then satisfy requirements for registration as a psychologist and eligibility for membership with the Australian Psychological Society.

This program is also accredited by the Australian Community Workers Association (ACWA) and graduates are eligible for full membership.


ALSO CONSIDER • Bachelor of Social Science

(Human Services)• Bachelor of Psychological Science • Bachelor of Arts

FURTHER STUDY • Bachelor of Arts (Honours) – 1 year• Bachelor of Psychology

(Honours) – 1 year• Master of Social Work

Please note graduates of this program may be eligible for credit into the Master of Social Work.

PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEARHuman Service ProvisionPsychology 1ACommunication Skills in Social Work and

Human ServicesGroup WorkGovernance and Citizenship in AustraliaPsychology 1BIntroductory Research MethodsSECOND YEARAustralian Social PolicyThe Social WorldDevelopmental PsychologyCognitive PsychologyPolicy PracticeHuman Service Workers and the LawBiological and Learning PsychologySocial and Community PsychologyTHIRD YEARCase ManagementHuman Service InterventionInterviewing Skills in Social Work and

Human ServicesPersonality PsychologyWorking with CommunityHuman Service Project ManagementElectiveClinical and Abnormal PsychologyFOURTH YEARHuman Service Field Placement ASpecialist Psychology Course 1Specialist Psychology Course 2Human Service Field Placement BIndigenous Australians and the

Human ServicesSpecialist Psychology Course 3SPECIALIST PSYCHOLOGY COURSESSee page 11

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Bachelor of

SOCIAL WORKBachelor of

ARTS (INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS)

unisa.edu.au/socialwork

ENTRY SATAC ................................................................444501ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) .................................65.9Guaranteed ATAR ............................................. 70Guaranteed TAFE/RTO ............................ DIPPrerequisites ..................................................noneAssumed knowledge ............................noneCRICOS program code ................057386F

Explore social work with an international perspective

Develop analytical skills in international, cross-cultural and multicultural contexts

Learn in our innovative social work studios

Participate in overseas exchange and internship opportunities

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESSocial worker / child and youth welfare officer / community development officer / foreign affairs adviser / healthcare worker / international aid worker / mental health support officer / cultural diversity officer




ALSO CONSIDER • Bachelor of Social

Work (Honours)• Bachelor of Arts• Bachelor of Social Science

(Human Services)

FURTHER STUDY• Bachelor of Arts

(Honours) – 1 year


Human ServicesChild DevelopmentIntroduction to International Relations

Applied PsychologyGovernance and Citizenship in AustraliaGroup WorkInternational Relations Theory

SECOND YEARAustralian Social PolicyIdeas, Innovation and CommunicationSocial Enquiry MethodsEnergy, Security and Environmental

Politics in Asia

Intercultural CommunicationIndigenous Australians and Human ServiceWorking with CommunityAustralia in the Asian Century

THIRD YEARHuman Service InterventionInterviewing Skills in Social Work and

Human ServicesGlobal Power in the Asian CenturyRegional Integration

Human Service Workers and the LawMental Health and WellbeingContemporary Security IssuesInternational Political Economy and

Human Development

FOURTH YEARPreparation for Field PlacementSocial Work Field Education 1


OrganisationsInternational Relations Research Project

FIFTH YEARProfessional Practice in the WorkplaceChild Centred PracticePeace, Justice and ReconciliationFree Elective

Professional DevelopmentSocial Work Field Education 2

Bachelor of

ARTS (INDIGENOUS CULTURES AND AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY)Bachelor of


ENTRY SATAC .................................................................444321ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off) ...............................63.15Guaranteed ATAR ............................................. 70Guaranteed TAFE/RTO ............................ DIPPrerequisites ..................................................noneAssumed knowledge ............................noneCRICOS program code ...............040841E

Contribute to social justice and social change

Become a social worker with specific skills to work with Indigenous communities

Develop an understanding of issues central to contemporary Indigenous society

Learn in our innovative social work studios

Flexible study options available for both internal and external learning

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESAged care worker / child and youth welfare officer / community development officer / correctional services officer / disability worker / policy adviser / healthcare worker / court officer / cultural diversity officer / social planner




ALSO CONSIDER • Bachelor of Arts• Bachelor of Social Work• Bachelor of Social Science

(Human Services)

FURTHER STUDY• Bachelor of Arts

(Honours) – 1 year

PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEARHuman Service ProvisionAboriginal CulturesCommunication Skills in Social Work and

Human ServicesChild DevelopmentApplied PsychologyAustralian Politics, Civics and CitizenshipGroup WorkElectiveSECOND YEARSocial Enquiry MethodsAustralian Society and CulturesAustralian Social PolicyContemporary Aboriginal IssuesAboriginal People, History and ColonialismSegregation, Assimilation and Resistance:

Aboriginal People and Government in the 20th Century

Indigenous Philosophy: Contesting Knowledge in Social Science

Aboriginal Studies ElectiveTHIRD YEARComparative Indigenous StudiesIdentity and RepresentationHuman Service InterventionInterviewing Skills in Social Work and

Human ServicesForging a Nation: Australian History

1920–PresentPreparation for Field PlacementMental Health and Mental WellbeingWorking with CommunityFOURTH YEARSocial Work Field Education 1Human Service Workers and the LawAdvanced Practice in Social WorkContemporary Practice ApproachesCultural Competence in

Indigenous PracticeAboriginal Studies ElectiveFIFTH YEARProfessional Practice in the WorkplaceChild Centred Practice2 X Social Work ElectivesSocial Work Field Education 2Professional Development

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Master of

PSYCHOLOGY (CLINICAL) unisa.edu.au/psychology

ENTRY SATAC .........................................................................n/aProgram fees (in 2017) ...............................CSP

Prepare for professional practice as a clinical psychologist

Explore current trends in practice through evidential and experienced-based learning

Work alongside staff with ongoing clinical practice

Undertake four supervised placements in a variety of clinical settings

Practice in UniSA’s Psychology Clinic, which is open to the general public

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESThis qualification can lead to a variety of careers in the following areas:

Clinical practice / education / government / mental health / private and public sectors

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION On completion, graduates will have met the academic requirements for membership with the Australian Psychological Society and associate membership of the College of Clinical Psychologists.

Graduates are also eligible for full registration with the Psychological Board of Australia and entry into the clinical psychology registrar pathway.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSCompletion of a four-year qualification in psychology, normally an honours degree, accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council, within the last 10 years, with an upper second class Honours (2A) or equivalent overall mark.

Relevant professional experience and acquired skills will also be considered in the selection process through written application, references and an interview.

PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEARClinical SkillsBasic Psychology Clinic PracticeAdult Psychopathology Adult Psychological Assessment

Advanced Psychology Clinic PracticeChild and Adolescent Psychopathology

and InterventionsChild and Adolescent Psychometric

AssessmentSpecialised Interventions Advanced Clinical Psychology Ethics and

Professional Issues

SECOND YEARClinical Psychology Research Project 1Health Psychology, Behavioural Medicine

and Psychopharmacology External Clinical Psychology Practicum 1

Clinical Psychology Research Project 2External Clinical Psychology Practicum 2

POSTGRADUATE

Take your career to the next level and gain further skills and knowledge through postgraduate study.

QUALIFICATIONS*

• Graduate Certificate: 6 months

• Graduate Diploma: 1 year

• Master: 1–2 years


FIND OUT MOREFor more information about all of the postgraduate degrees on offer and for full details on entry requirements visit:

unisa.edu.au/postgrad

Further details about studying with UniSA are also outlined on page 20 of this guide.

HOW TO APPLYGo online for all the information you need on applying to study at UniSA by visiting:

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Master of


ENTRY SATAC .............................................................4CM036Program fees (in 2017) ...............................CSPCRICOS program code ............064242G

Prepare for professional practice in social work

Develop your understanding of social work values, ethics and identity

Focus on mental health, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, child protection and cross-cultural practice

Learn about contemporary issues combined with practice-based learning

Gain experience in our safe and supportive social work studio

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification can lead to a variety of careers in the following areas:

Aged care / child protection / social work / correctional services / counselling / disability services / government and private sectors / health care / mental health / multicultural services / project management and evaluation / research / social administration / social planning

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION The program is accredited by the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) and graduates are eligible for membership.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSA completed bachelor degree or postgraduate qualification in a related discipline (including, but not limited to, human services, community services, social science, psychology, and health) at a recognised higher education institution or equivalent.

Applicants who have completed the Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) may be eligible for study credit.

PROGRAM STRUCTUREFIRST YEAREffective Human Service DeliveryContemporary Practice Theories

for Social WorkSocial Work Practice SkillsHuman Rights Based Practice and

Community Development

Social Work Practicum 1ANDApplied Practice ConferenceORSocial Work in the Australian Context

SECOND YEARInnovation and ResearchInnovative Social Work Practice

with Children and FamiliesMental Health and Social Work PracticeSocial Work Elective

Leadership in Social WorkSocial Work Practicum 2

Olivia Skelton / MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK

After completing her undergraduate degree in psychology, Olivia wasattracted to the field of social work because ofits focus on social justice, advocacy, policy makingand socio-political factors.

“I’m enjoying studying courses which encouragecritical thinking and evaluation of both takenfor granted assumptions in society and the populartheories used to make sense of human beings.

“The practical component of this degree has alsobeen valuable. The South Australian ParliamentaryInternship I undertook provided me with aplatform where I could try and make a difference.”

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Partial external study availableCommonwealth-supported

(see page 20 for more information)

Doctor of

PHILOSOPHY (PhD)Masters by

RESEARCH DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLICY

Enter a dynamic and stimulating research environment

Explore contemporary social issues and outcomes

Work on ground-breaking and industry-relevant research to support industry and communities

Enhance your studies with research seminars and career development workshops

Undertake research in the Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory and Cognitive Ageing and Impairment Neurosciences Laboratory

Further develop your research in the Asia Pacific Centre for Work Health and Safety, the Centre for Sleep Research and the Centre for Social Change

DISCIPLINE AREAS • Psychology• Sociology• Social Work and Social Policy

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

PhD & PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATE:• Honours 1, Honours 2A or

an appropriate masters degree or equivalent

MASTERS:• Bachelor degree of at

least three years with a minimum credit average in a relevant discipline; or

• No tertiary qualifications (some discipline areas only) eligible to be considered for admission with demonstration of research capabilities via assessment of relevant quality publications and professional experience.

ALTERNATIVE ENTRY Other postgraduate and undergraduate degrees may be considered for admission into Masters by Research or Doctor of Philosophy, with demonstration of research capabilities via assessment of relevant quality publications and professional experience.

Eligibility for entry into a research program is also subject to an assessment of the proposed research, supervisor availability, and any school or research-specific eligibility requirements.

RESEARCH DEGREES

Make a lasting contribution to your field through a research degree.

QUALIFICATIONS*

• Masters by Research: 2 years^

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD): 4 years^


^in total including examination time. Students must be prepared to submit 3-6 months prior to official completion of their program.

FIND OUT MOREunisa.edu.au/resdegrees

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS unisa.edu.au/resdegrees-eligibility

HOW TO APPLYunisa.edu.au/apply

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Inspired by the field of Neuroscience, Zach is focused on researching the neurobiology of human cognition.

“I am determined tounderstand how cognitive processes arise from complex brain networks. My doctoral research is on the neural correlates of language learning and sleep.

“I have had the opportunity to meet and discuss my research with academics from around the world. My supervisors take the time to meet with me on a weekly basis and actively encourage me to participate in a variety of academic activities.”

Zach is currently a first year PhD candidate and continues to be fascinated by the complexities of the human brain.

Zach Cross / PHD CANDIDATE – SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLICY

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Acknowledgement of Country

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UniSA respects the Kaurna, Boandik and Barngarla peoples’ spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge the diversity of Aboriginal peoples, past and present.Find out more about the University’s commitment to reconciliation at unisa.edu.au/RAP

STUDY AT UniSA – THE BASICS

Minimum entry requirements for undergraduate bachelor degrees and associate degrees

APPLYING WITH YEAR 12Applicants are required to have successfully completed the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) with:

• a competitive ATAR; AND• the fulfilment of the program’s prerequisite requirements

(where applicable).

Applicants may also be eligible to compete for entry if they have completed the program’s prerequisite requirements and have completed one of the following:

• an interstate or overseas qualification considered by the University as equivalent to SACE; or

• the International Baccalaureate Diploma with a minimum score of 24 points.

BONUS POINTSUniversities in South Australia offer bonus points to Australian high school students applying for entry into university via the following schemes:

• The Universities Equity Scheme – provides bonuses for students coming from specified schools, as well as individuals experiencing disadvantage.

• The Universities Language, Literacy and Mathematics Bonus Point Scheme – provides bonuses for students who successfully complete a language other than English, or specified English and Mathematics subjects.

Need some help? For further information, visit unisa.edu.au/bonuspoints or contact Future Student Enquiries by phone (08) 8302 2376 or submit an enquiry via unisa.edu.au/enquiry

UniSA PREFERRED UniSA Preferred is a scheme that offers guaranteed entry into many UniSA programs for domestic Year 12, TAFE and other registered training organisation (RTO) students. If your ATAR (including any bonus points) or TAFE/RTO award meets the UniSA Preferred score for that program, you have met any prerequisites, and you have listed the program as your first preference, you are in. It’s guaranteed.

unisa.edu.au/preferred

ALTERNATIVE PATHWAYSEntering your chosen program straight from high school is not the only pathway into UniSA. Applicants may also meet the minimum requirements to apply for entry (via competitive selection) through one of the following pathways.

Tertiary Transfer – completion of at least half a year of full-time equivalent study, at UniSA or a recognised higher education institution. You can apply using your Grade Point Average (GPA).

Higher Education Diploma – completion of a higher education diploma, from the UniSA College (applicable programs listed on each bachelor program in this guide), the South Australian Institute of Business and Technology (SAIBT), or another recognised higher education institution.

Special Entry – a competitive Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) score. A personal competencies statement or employment experience may also be considered for some programs.

TAFE/Registered Training Organisations (RTO) – applicants may be eligible for entry with the completion of an award from TAFE or another Registered Training Organisation at AQF Certificate IV or above.

UniSA Foundation Studies – completion of the Foundation Studies program (listed on each applicable bachelor program in this guide) offered by UniSA College.

Open Universities Australia – completion of at least four Open Universities Australia (OUA) courses at an undergraduate level or higher.

unisa.edu.au/pathways

BEFORE APPLYINGAll applicants should check and ensure that they meet all entry and prerequisite requirements before applying. For more information on entry requirements, visit:

unisa.edu.au/study

SUPPORT SERVICESUniSA offers services to assist rural and/or socio-economically disadvantaged students, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and people with a disability. For more information, contact (08) 8302 2376 or visit:

unisa.edu.au/studentservices

SCHOLARSHIPS UniSA offers a range of scholarships and grants to support students from all walks of life. Each year, 2500 students benefit from scholarships at UniSA, providing financial assistance as well as valuable work experience, mentoring opportunities and even overseas travel. For more information and to check the eligibility criteria, visit:

unisa.edu.au/scholarships

HOW TO APPLY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAApplications to most programs at UniSA are administered through SATAC (South Australian Tertiary Admission Centre). For more information visit:

unisa.edu.au/apply

FEES All domestic undergraduate students at the University of South Australia are in Commonwealth-supported places. Students in these places pay a contribution of their fees depending on the program chosen and the contribution band in which those courses are classified (see table below). The amount of your student contribution also depends on the unit value of your courses of study.

As per the Australian Government guidelines, the student contribution amounts for 2017 are:

BAND AREA OF STUDY

STUDENT CONTRIBUTIONFor one year of full-time load (1 EFTSL)

1

Humanities, behavioural science, social studies, foreign languages, visual and performing arts, clinical psychology, nursing and education

$6,349

2Computing, built environment, health, engineering, surveying, agriculture, Mathematics 1, statistics, science

$9,050

3Law, dentistry, medicine, veterinary science, accounting, administration, economics, commerce

$10,596

Some postgraduate programs are also Commonwealth-supported (or CSP), while others are full fee-paying (the fees for these are listed on each applicable program in this guide). For more information on fees including eligibility for Commonwealth-supported places, deferring your student contribution through HECS-HELP, FEE-HELP loans, or fee information relating to international students please visit:

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MAGILL @ TWILIGHTWednesday, 30 August, 4:00pm–8:00pm / Magill Campus

DISCOVER MAWSONThursday, 31 August, 4:00pm–7:30pm / Mawson Lakes campus

MOUNT GAMBIER OPEN DAY Wednesday, 9 August, 4:00pm–7:00pm / Mount Gambier campus

WHYALLA OPEN DAYSunday, 27 August, 11:00am–3:00pm / Whyalla campus

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