Bachelor in Social Policy

A degree in Social Policy focuses on the challenges that affect individuals and communities, and how different organisations respond to them. It looks at how decisions made by governments, public agencies, and non-government organisations shape everyday life across areas such as healthcare, education, housing, transport, and family support systems.

You’ll explore why issues like poverty, unemployment, and social inequality arise, and how different policies aim to address them. The programme encourages you to examine ongoing debates, assess policy outcomes, and consider different approaches to improving social conditions.

Throughout your studies, you’ll build skills in policy analysis, research, and evaluation, helping you understand how social systems operate and where change is needed.

For students interested in public policy, social development, and community services, this field provides a strong foundation for careers in government agencies, NGOs, education, and organisations focused on social equity and change.