There are 8 bachelor's Sociology programmes for international students across 6 universities in Australia. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
This Bachelor of Arts degree at Curtin University offers a combined major in Anthropology and Sociology. It is designed for students interested in understanding human societies, cultures, and their development from both anthropological and sociological perspectives. The program encourages interdisciplinary study, allowing students to explore the complexities of social life, cultural practices, and societal structures. Through this major, you will gain insights into diverse human experiences, social behaviors, and the forces that shape communities. The curriculum covers a range of topics relevant to both fields, preparing graduates for a variety of career paths where an understanding of social dynamics and cultural contexts is crucial. The Faculty of Humanities administers this program, ensuring a strong foundation in social sciences.
The Bachelor of Social Work at Australian Catholic University (ACU) is designed for students passionate about human rights, social justice, and making a positive impact on people's lives. As a social worker, you will address critical challenges such as inequality, discrimination, and violence, working to improve individual and community wellbeing. This four-year full-time program includes an embedded Honours program for high-achieving students, starting from the third year. This degree equips you with the skills and knowledge to address complex social issues and advocate for vulnerable populations. You will engage with diverse communities and develop a deep understanding of the factors that influence human wellbeing. The program incorporates extensive practical experience to prepare you for a rewarding career in social work.
This program equips you with the knowledge and skills to make a significant difference in communities. You will learn to assess the social needs of individuals, families, and groups, empower people to develop essential skills, and advocate for human rights and social justice. A career in social work or community services offers a rewarding path for those committed to improving the lives of vulnerable populations and fostering social well-being.


This Bachelor of Social Work program equips you with the professional and relational skills needed for a career dedicated to social justice, equality, and human rights. You will learn to support individuals and communities, focusing on improving overall wellbeing, particularly for vulnerable populations. Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in areas such as mental health, community development, child protection, and social research, making a tangible difference in society.
8 across 6 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.