School Of Social SciencesHuman Services Intervention StrategiesWestern Sydney University Unit Code: 400193.5
Discipline: HUMAN WELFARE STUDIES AND SERVICES NEC
Student Contribution Band: 4
Level: 1
Credit Points: 10
Co ordinator
Rimple Mehta
Unit Enrolment Restrictions
Students must be enrolled in one of the following courses: 1665 Bachelor of Community Welfare, 1666 Bachelor of Social Work, 1709 Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice, 1713 Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice/Bachelor of Social Work, 1735 Bachelor of Humanitarian and Development Studies, 1874 Postgraduate Bridging Program (Social Work), 2767 Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice/Bachelor of Laws, 6027 Diploma in Social Science/Bachelor of Humanitarian and Development Studies or 7170 Undergraduate Certificate in Counselling and Mental Health..
Teaching Periods
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| 2021 Spring |
Yes |
Liverpool Campus | - DAY |
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| 2021 Spring |
Yes |
Parramatta Campus - Victoria Road | - DAY |
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| 2021 Spring |
Yes |
Penrith Campus | - DAY |
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| 2021 Block A |
Yes |
Online | - ONLINE |
Jack Isherwood |
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About this UnitThis is an introductory unit which examines underlying theories of social welfare work, community work, youth work and international social development. Students will explore the ideological underpinnings of theories and discourses in the human services, particularly with regard to the impact of poverty, inequity and the experience of vulnerable populations. The contribution of other disciplines to knowledge and practice in these fields of practice will also be examined. This unit will focus on developing beginning assessment and intervention skills in working with individuals, groups, and communities. Students will also develop an understanding of ethical issues related to social work practise and working in human service organisations as a member of a team.
Courses| 1665.2 | Bachelor of Community Welfare | CONTINUING |
| 1665.3 | Bachelor of Community Welfare | SUSPENDED |
| 1666.2 | Bachelor of Social Work | CONTINUING |
| 1666.3 | Bachelor of Social Work | CONTINUING |
| 1666.4 | Bachelor of Social Work | CURRENT |
| 1709.1 | Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice | CONTINUING |
| 1709.2 | Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice | CURRENT |
| 1713.1 | Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice/Bachelor of Social Work | CONTINUING |
| 1713.2 | Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice/Bachelor of Social Work | CURRENT |
| 1735.1 | Bachelor of Humanitarian and Development Studies | CURRENT |
| 1874.1 | Postgraduate Bridging Program (Social Work) | CURRENT |
| 2767.1 | Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice/Bachelor of Laws | CONTINUING |
| 2767.2 | Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice/Bachelor of Laws | CONTINUING |
| 2767.3 | Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice/Bachelor of Laws | CONTINUING |
| 2767.4 | Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice/Bachelor of Laws | CURRENT |
| 6027.1 | Diploma in Social Science/Bachelor of Humanitarian and Development Studies | CONTINUING |
| 6027.2 | Diploma in Social Science/Bachelor of Humanitarian and Development Studies | CURRENT |
| 7170.1 | Undergraduate Certificate in Counselling and Mental Health | CONTINUING |