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Information for Students

If you can't find your queries from the list above, please email them to swp.enquiries@unisa.edu.au

Student services

UniSA provides a wide range of resources and services to all undergraduate and postgraduate students. Whether you are new or current students, international or external students, you will be able to access Student Services for all of your queries related to your studies at UniSA. You can also print a range of forms from this website for the various needs.

Credit transfer

Prior studies you have undertaken may contribute towards credit, exemption or advanced standing in the program you intend to study. UniSA has credit transfer agreements with institutions in many countries. Find out more about these on our Credit Transfer Register.

If you have studied at an institution which is not listed in this database you may still be eligible for credit. Contact Future Student Enquiries or UniSA International for more information.

Course statements for graduates wishing to work in the UK

Australian graduates of social work wishing to work in the UK now have to undergo a registration process with the British Association of Social Workers. The enclosed course outline statements for the Bachelor of Social Work program will assist you with the registration process
 

Scholarships

UniSA provides a broad range of scholarships and grants to international, domestic, undergraduate, postgraduate coursework and postgraduate research degree students. Click here for more information.


 

Research degrees

The School conducts research on innovation and social change at local, national and international levels. Areas of specialisation include

Students who are interested in conducting research degrees in these areas can access Research Degree Information (DEASS) for more information.

Career Services

UniSA's Career Services offer a range of services and resources aimed at maximising our graduates' employability.


For students, recent graduates and alumni we provide guidance and information on career planning, job-seeking and preparing for the workforce. The career website offers many resources to help you through your career decision making and job search.


Click here more information. To see all jobs and career events, simply register on My Career Plan.
 

Graduate Employment

Web resources for health and human services
Some websites are particularly tailored to employment in the health and human services sectors. The Health and human services employment resource assembles these in one place for easy reference.

Employment trends in the human services
Harvey, Judy and Kennedy, Rosemary (June 2000) Advertised Jobs in the Human Services: advice to prospective employees. Australian Journal of Career Development, Winter 2001, 10, 2, 28-33.

This paper concerns advice for people wishing to prepare themselves through education and other means for work in human services in Australia. It briefly outlines the human services, the jobs, professional and occupational groups of which they are comprised, and employment prospects in them. It reports in more detail on a study of human service job advertisements from 1997 to 2000 in both South Australia and a national newspaper. From data in the advertisements it comments briefly on implications for educators, the professions and employers, and elaborates on implications for prospective employees and students.

If you are a student or staff member of the University of South Australia, this article is available full text through the database Australian Public Affairs - Full Text (APAFT) (new window) by searching under the authors' names.

Noticeboard
The noticeboard outside the School Office, room H1-02F in the Amy Wheaton building, Magill Campus, is regularly updated with employment notices relevant to the School's programs.

 

 

 

 

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