Interested in social science?
If you’re interested in how society works and what makes people tick, then a degree in social science is for you.
A Western Sydney University Online social science degree will aim to expand your knowledge of the world and give you a deep understanding of the complex, culturally diverse and dynamic social environment of the 21st century.
Interested in one of our online social science courses? Speak to a Course Consultant on 1300 050 928 to learn what study option will work best for you.
Contact usJust because you’re not in a classroom doesn’t mean that you’re missing out. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. Our online learning classroom is highly dynamic and user friendly. The learning materials are readily available in varied platforms and facilitated by trained online coaches.
Our flexible online environment means you can log on and learn when it suits you. Connect with your classmates and Online Learning Advisors to work through weekly study materials and partake in inspiring discussions. Quizzes, chatting on discussion boards and teamwork will further your understanding of your course. On top of that, our time management tool will help you stay organised and manage your time efficiently.
There are plenty of assessment support services at your fingertips, which means you can feel confident you’re always submitting your best work. Your Online Learning Advisors have teacher training that is specific to online learning and are subject matter experts in your coursework.
Our social science graduates will be equipped with the skills for a range of different careers.
You may decide to work with organisations in areas such as investigative intelligence, policy development, social and community planning or welfare and community development.
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With WSU Online, April could earn her Bachelor of Social Science (Criminology and Criminal Justice) without having to leave her home life in coastal NSW behind.
Starting a new course can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be with WSU Online. We spoke to two students about their experience so far.