Charles Sturt University
Informed by the latest research and international best practice, this degree develops your understanding, knowledge and skills in child and adolescent welfare. You’ll study the vulnerability and ethics of intervention, legal issues in child and adolescent welfare and the impact of adverse circumstances on children and young people.
Customised study program
This degree offers practice, coursework and research/dissertation strands depending on your interests and needs. The practice strand provides the opportunity to develop professional practice skills, knowledge and values in a work setting. Those in the research strand will develop skills in research and evaluation by completing core subjects and a research dissertation. The coursework strand offers a selection of subjects designed to advance your knowledge and skills in this specialised and demanding area.
Online convenience
This degree is available for part-time online study, allowing you to upgrade your qualifications while continuing to work. CSU uses a variety of technologies to personalise your experience and provide an anywhere-anytime learning environment.
Support at every step
CSU is a well-established provider of human service education and our academic staff are highly experienced in social welfare practice. From day one of your enrolment, you will benefit from personal contact and support for your learning needs.
Course level | Postgraduate |
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CRICOS Code | For the course code, kindly refer to the university website. |
Institution Name | Charles Sturt University |
Campus Location | No on campus study |
Institution Type | University |
Course Duration | Full-time 1.5 years (3.0 sessions) Part-time 3.0 years (6.0 sessions) |
Course University | Charles Sturt University |
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