The College Admission Pathway - WSTC Social Science Extended International Students
Western Sydney University
The College Admission Pathway
Code:
A7073.1
The College Admission Pathway
Structure
Students must be enrolled in 7057 Diploma of Social Science Extended or 7076 Bachelor of Social Science (Policing) Extended (UWSC First Year Program) to complete this specialisation
Students must pass the following six preparatory units
No advanced standing will be granted for these preparatory units in the Western Sydney University degree program
Preparatory Units
Note that students must pass 40 credit points from the following six preparatory units prior to enrolling in the University level units listed below
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700209
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Introduction to Academic Communication 1 (WSTC Prep)
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700270
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English for International Students 1 (WSTC Prep)
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700210
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Introduction to Academic Communication 2 (WSTC Prep)
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700271
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English for International Students 2 (WSTC Prep)
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700233
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Academic Skills for the Social Sciences (WSTC Prep)
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700212
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Cultural Perspectives (WSTC Prep)
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700234
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Understanding the Social Sciences (WSTC Prep)
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700246
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Key Ideas in Arts and Social Sciences (WSTC Prep)
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University level Units
Students must pass the following six University level units
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700139
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Working with Communities (WSTC)
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700049
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Understanding Society (WSTC)
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700159
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People, Place and Social Difference (WSTC)
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700051
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The Individual in Society (WSTC)
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700158
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Human Rights, Peace and Development (WSTC)
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700140
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Working with Cultural Differences (WSTC)
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Progression to Bachelor of Social Science
Students who wish to progress with 80 credit points to the Bachelor of Social Science must pass two of the following units
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700156
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Crime, Deviance and Society (WSTC)
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700055
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Cultural and Social Geographies (WSTC)
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700268
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Introduction to International Relations (WSTC)
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700267
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Issues in World Development: Rich World, Poor World (WSTC)
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Progression to Bachelor of Humanitarian and Development Studies
Students who wish to progress with 80 credit points to the Bachelor of Humanitarian and Development Studies must pass the following two units
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700268
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Introduction to International Relations (WSTC)
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700267
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Issues in World Development: Rich World, Poor World (WSTC)
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