Bachelor of Human Services (Disability)

Workers in the Human Services field are an important part of the provision of services and programs that address human need within a society.  Human Services professionals work in a variety of roles from a direct service delivery level through to the development of policy and legislation at a governmental level. 
 
The Bachelor of Human Services (Disability) developed by Torrens University Australia, provides fundamental knowledge required to work effectively in the disability industry. This course is designed to produce graduates capable of leading the Human Services sector and students will attain the skills and knowledge that are important in the planning, provision and evaluation of Human Services with a particular focus on disability.
 
Torrens’ Bachelor of Human Services (Disability) is a modern and relevant course that offers:

• The opportunity to make a difference in this sector
• Fundamental knowledge required to work effectively in the disability sector
• Skills and knowledge to become a leader, planner and practitioner
• Experienced health industry professionals as your educators
• A network of global industry connections
• Flexible study options to balance your professional and personal commitments 

• Introduction to Human Services
• Introduction to Disability Studies
• Health and Wellbeing
• Human Development Across the Lifespan
• Understanding Social Theories
• Inclusive Practices
• Ethics and Professional Practice
• Human Services Policy
• Economic Principles for the Disability Sector
• Determinants of Health and Wellbeing for People with Disabilities