Undergraduate

Bachelor of Social Science

University of New England, Armidale, NSW, Australia

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About this program

By studying UNE’s Bachelor of Social Science degree you will develop a comprehensive and valuable understanding of human societies and social thought, behaviour and relationships in their varied social, psychological and political manifestations, with potential for a rewarding career in social science related areas. You will get a thorough grounding in sociology and psychology, plus you can choose from a broad range of majors to graduate with specialised knowledge. With skills in research, critical analysis and evaluation that are transferable across a range of employment opportunities, you can ensure your career is future fit for life.

Cost & duration

Duration3.1 yr
Tuition (international)A$31,400
Application feeA$0

English test scores

IELTS6 overall
PTE50 overall

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Course structure

1 term of coursework

  • PSYC101The course structure lists 56 unit entries across its schedule. Units include Introductory Psychology I
  • PSYC102Introductory Psychology II
  • SOCY100Introduction to Sociology
  • SOCY110Thinking Sociologically
  • SPI345Social Research Methods
  • PHIL102Critical Thinking
  • among others. Full unit-by-unit sequencing
  • credit point values
  • and any major or specialisation options are set out in UNE's Course Structure (Program of Study) tab for this course
  • and the authoritative version of record is UNE's own Course Handbook

Admissions

Completion of Year 12 with a Guaranteed ATAR of 65.00 (Rule A) or equivalent higher education, VET study, or work experience.

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