Learn skills that will prepare you to work with marginalised and vulnerable people. Study social policy, community planning and development, education and capacity building, organisational practice and social responsibility. Benefit from our research culture and working relationships with government agencies and local community groups. You will gain practical skills and experience through field trips and project work. This course will enable you to make a difference in the youth and criminal justice system, community planning and development, social policy development, welfare practice, disaster relief, child and family services or aged-care fields. Complementary secondary majors can include Psychology Studies, Sociology or Criminology. You can also choose two minors to diversify your studies. Career opportunities You can find employment in different sectors and work nationally or internationally as an expert in your field. Keep your career options open and select the majors that most suit you. Career opportunities may include, but are not limited to: Anthropologist in museums, heritage and conservation agencies, Archaeologist or researcher Journalist, media and communications professional or communications officer Policy advisor or negotiator Community development officer Historian, heritage officer, or records manager