Bachelor of Human Services - Children, Youth and Family

Course Overview Prepare to make a real impact in your community with the Bachelor of Human Services degree. This program equips you with the skills to work with individuals, families, and communities to address challenges in various areas such as health, housing, education, and social connection. Key Program Highlights Build a strong foundation in social justice, empowerment, and inclusion to shape a brighter future for the individuals you work with. Gain practical experience through clinical placements with leading organizations like Queensland Health and headspace. Choose a major in areas such as Children, Youth, and Family; Criminal Justice; Disability, Wellbeing, and Ageing; or Policy, Advocacy, and Research. Complete 52 days of field placement in your second and third years, providing hands-on training in areas like child protection, mental health, and youth justice. Receive career advice and support integrated into your degree to ensure you are job-ready upon graduation.