Bachelor of Social and Economic Policy (Sociology)
Study Discipline: Medical & Health Sciences
About this Study Course
Embark on a rewarding journey to investigate society’s key challenges with the Bachelor of Social and Economic Policy (Sociology) from the University of Canberra. This program is designed for individuals with a keen social conscience, offering a unique exploration of how social, economic, and political factors shape human actions in modern society.
Overview
The Bachelor of Social and Economic Policy (Sociology) program provides a solid grounding in the social sciences, equipping you with the skills to analyze real-world social and economic issues. With the advantage of Canberra’s central location in federal and ACT government socio-economic policy design, implementation, and evaluation, you’ll gain a distinctive perspective on social policy reform matters.
Flexibility is a key feature, allowing exploration of various subject areas and disciplines, including international relations, political science, business, management, law, and commerce. Beyond analytical and critical thinking skills, you’ll develop expertise in research and data analysis, providing practical abilities for a contemporary policy and analysis career.
Upon graduation, you’ll be well-prepared for a range of roles in government, private, not-for-profit, or community sectors. Alternatively, if further learning is your preference, you’ll be ready to pursue a Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) degree.
Admission Requirements
Admission to the Bachelor of Social and Economic Policy (Sociology) is based on an entrance rank, achievable through Year 12 ATAR, other Australian Qualifications, work experience, or overseas qualifications. English Language Requirements: IELTS Band 6, PTE Academic 53.
- Professional Orientation (Government and Policy)
- Investigating and Explaining Society
- Professional Evidence (Government and Policy)
The fee is $35,800 per year.
Future Career Outcomes
Graduates of the program are prepared for diverse career outcomes, including roles as Policy Analysts, Social Researchers, Community Development Officers, International Relations Consultants, and Advocacy Coordinators. The program’s interdisciplinary approach equips graduates to address complex societal challenges and contribute meaningfully to various professional domains.
Related Career Pathways
Advocacy Coordinator, Community Development Officer, International Relations Consultant, Policy Analyst, Social Researcher
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