Diploma of Social Science

Diploma in Social Science is a comprehensive preparation program that offers guaranteed entry into the first year of a Bachelor of Social Science or Bachelor of Arts at UOW with 24 credit points (equivalent to four courses). Successfully completing a Diploma in Social Science will also provide students with a guaranteed entry into the first year of Bachelor of: Psychology, Education - The Early Year, Geography, Psychological Science, Public Health, Science (Human Geography, or Environment) & Social Management), Social Work and Sustainable Communities. Please note: no credit scores are awarded for over-rated degrees; successfully completing a Diploma in Social Science allows admission to the above degrees only. Students who successfully complete a Diploma in Social Science are also eligible to apply for the UOW Bachelor of Primary Education, Bachelor of Science Education and Bachelor of Health and Physical Education with UAC.

Higher education development focused on all subjects in the Diploma of Social Science prepares for successful graduate participation, with an emphasis on a range of oral, written and presentation skills, including group work. Evaluations are performed using practical tasks, essays, mid-session exams and final exams. Topics consist of a lecture and teaching process, or instructional format, made on time in five days. A postgraduate Diploma is awarded upon graduation, which can be used to pursue career opportunities.

University of Wollongong social science program is prepared and equipped to create a bright future for winter life around the world. Diploma of social science program duration is two sessions (7 months). University of Wollongong College creates a positive experience that includes: a full year of study equivalent to the first year of Course Program. The university will provide you with the knowledge and skills to pursue the courses that will require your career. Learning a combination of diploma and bachelor courses will include values such as a commitment to lifelong learning, cognitive development and exemplary, professional and ethical standards.