School of Psychology and Wellbeing

Bachelor of Human Services

BHMS - Bachelor of Human Services

Core

Structure

<p>This major is crafted to nurture your passion for positively impacting the lives of children, young people, and families. You will gain effective and in-depth knowledge, along with specialist skills for working responsively and reflexively with children, youth and families impacted by marginalisation, trauma, and difference. Through interactive learning activities and supervised placements, you&#39;ll gain actionable hands-on experience, contributing to transformative change and positioning you as an in-demand, industry-recognised professional.</p>

Demonstrate knowledge and application of human rights obligations, legal frameworks and international conventions, relevant to engaging in children, youth, and family practice. 

Critically analyse and apply relevant theory and knowledge to work effectively with children, youth and families in a safe environment.

Critically appraise the systems and structures that provide services to children, youth, and families, in Australia and globally to ensure effective and equitable outcomes.

Apply local and global knowledge of responsive and reflective human services practices and approaches to work alongside children, youth and family in context.

Apply interpersonal communication knowledge and skills for effective and respectful engagement with children, youth, and families. 

Advocate for respectful and inclusive local, national, and global structural changes to achieve enhanced emotional and collective well-being of children, youth and families.

UniSQ Handbook

Child and Family Practice