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Study close to home
IBTP has eight Australian campuses located across Wollongong, Sydney, and regional centres of the NSW South Coast and Highlands. If you're looking to study close to home, take a look at the IBTP campuses which offer social science and advocacy degrees.
Campuses offering social science and advocacy degrees
- ▪ Wollongong
- ▪ Liverpool
- ▪ Shoalhaven
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Belong to one of the best
Study in social sciences and advocacy can lead in many directions. At IBTP, you have an opportunity to explore all aspects of your chosen field in your first year as an undergraduate, before going on to specialise. You might choose to pursue epidemiology or health promotion, sociology or human geography, criminology or psychology; or focus on the wellbeing of children and their families or indigenous communities.
Whatever your passion, you’ll be supported by dedicated academic staff, and a network of academic and career support services so that you’ll graduate ready to apply your skills in the workplace.
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BE EXTRAORDINARY ›
UOWx will connect you with incredible learning opportunities and experiences outside of your coursework. You'll gain formal recognition of your work via awards that demonstrate your skills and determination to employers.
STUDY ABROAD AND EXCHANGE ›
Combine study and travel to turn your degree into a global experience.
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES ↗
Meet like-minded students by joining a club or society for a complete university experience.
MOVING TO WOLLONGONG ›
Relocating to Wollongong for study? Discover the tips and tricks for making the journey much easier.
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COMMUNITY, STUDENTS
Lessons in kindness
Inter-cultural learning programs provide students with opportunities to step outside comfort zones, challenge assumptions, and grow both personally and professionally.
COMMUNITY, STUDENTS
Social work students celebrate the beauty of community
More than 50 qualified and trainee social workers spent a day immersed in the beauty of nature and in the concept of community last week to celebrate World Social Work Day.