After successfully completing the Diploma in Social and Human Services, you will receive direct entry and 96 units of credit into your choice of the following USC bachelor's degrees. If you plan to study one of these degrees after completing your diploma, you should follow the recommended study sequence for your preferred degree. This will ensure you achieve the maximum credit available.
- Bachelor of Counselling
- Bachelor of Human Services and Bachelor of Social Work
- Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology)
Bachelor of Counselling
USC Sunshine Coast – Semester 1 (February) commencement
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | |
| Year 1 |
UCC101 Outdoor Living and Travel Skills UCC102 Foundations of Sustainability UCC106 Functional Anatomy COU180 Introduction to Sports Medicine |
COU101 Foundations of Outdoor Environmental Studies PSY101 Food in Society SCS130 Introduction to Coaching Science SCS110 Anatomy and Physiology for Exercise |
USC Sunshine Coast – Semester 2 (July) commencement
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | |
| Year 1 |
UCC101 Exercise Prescription and Programming I UCC102 Active Lifestyle Nutrition UCC106 Biomechanics I COU101 Exercise Physiology I |
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| Year 2 |
PSY100 Sport and Exercise Psychology COU180 Motor Control and Learning SCS130 Economics for Business SCS110 Discovering Management |
USC Fraser Coast – Semester 2 (July) commencement
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | |
| Year 1 |
UCC101 Marketing Essentials UCC102 Communication and Thought UCC106 Exploring Business Research COU101 Accounting for Business |
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| Year 2 |
SCS130 Information Systems in Organisations PSY100 Business Law COU180 Project Management SCS110 Strategic Management |
Note: If you are studying at USC Fraser Coast and plan to use the Diploma in Social and Human Services as a pathway to the Bachelor of Counselling, it is recommended you commence your diploma studies in Semester 2 (July).
Bachelor of Human Services and Bachelor of Social Work
USC Sunshine Coast – Semester 1 (February) commencement
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | |
| Year 1 |
UCC101 Cross-Cultural Management UCC102 World of Work: Your Pathway to Employment UCC106 Supply Chain Management SCS101 Enabling Team Synergy and Performance |
SCS110 Small Business and New Venture Management SWK172 Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility SCS130 Quality Management COU101 Public Relations: Contemporary Perspectives |
USC Sunshine Coast – Semester 2 (July) commencement
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | |
| Year 1 |
UCC101 Communication and Thought UCC102 Think Health UCC106 Introduction to Behavioural Health SCS130 Communication Campaign Planning |
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| Year 2 |
SCS101 Research Foundations COU180 Environment and Health SCS110 Public Health Foundations SWK172 Health Promotion Needs Assessment and Planning |
USC Fraser Coast – Semester 2 (July) commencement
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | |
| Year 1 |
UCC101 Health Promotion Principles UCC102 Science Research Methods UCC106 Introduction to Journalism COU101 Introduction to Creative Advertising |
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| Year 2 |
SCS130 Concepts of Epidemiology SCS101 Health Promotion Implementation and Evaluation COU180 Creative Advertising SCS110 Enabling Team Synergy and Performance |
Note: If you are studying at USC Fraser Coast and plan to use the Diploma in Social and Human Services as a pathway to the Bachelor of Human Services or Bachelor of Social Work, it is recommended you commence your diploma studies in Semester 2 (July).
Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology)
USC Sunshine Coast – Semester 1 (February) commencement
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | |
| Year 1 |
UCC101 Public Health Project UCC102 News Writing and Reporting UCC106 Health Practicum PSY100 Project Management Principles |
SCS110 Project Risk PSY101 Project Planning PSY102 Project Integration SCS130 Think Health |
USC Sunshine Coast – Semester 2 (July) commencement
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | |
| Year 1 |
UCC101 Cell Biology UCC102 Foundations in Medical Science UCC106 Introductory Chemistry PSY101 Human Physiology |
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| Year 2 |
SCS110 Haematology SCS130 Histology PSY100 Medical Laboratory Placement 1 PSY102 Human Pathophysiology |