Overview:

The Bachelor of Community Development (BCD) focuses on equipping students with the skills to promote social, economic, and environmental change at the community level. The program covers topics such as community planning, social justice, policy analysis, project management, and sustainable development. Students engage in hands-on learning through internships, fieldwork, and community-based projects, preparing them to work in nonprofit organisations, government agencies, and social enterprises. Graduates are well-equipped to address local issues, facilitate community empowerment, and implement positive changes. This degree is ideal for those passionate about creating stronger, more resilient communities through development initiatives.

Level:
7

Intake:
January / September

Credits:
120-150

Eligibility:
Minimum 60% overall