Creativity is used in many areas of community and cultural development, youth arts, disability arts and correctional services. Graduates of this course may work in roles that encourage the use of creative disciplines to support individuals and communities who are experiencing social or economic adversity.

You will major in an area of creative industries that may include creative and professional writing, drama, entertainment industries, fashion communication, film, television and screen, interactive and visual design, media and communication, and music.

Choose elective units in human services that support your creative interests, such as Indigenous health, domestic violence, youth services or disability.

Extensive professional placement provides an opportunity to network and explore the array of career pathways. These placements can be completed in local, regional or overseas locations.

Use your expertise in careers in youth arts, disability arts, rehabilitation in corrective services, or community and cultural development.

Professional recognition

Graduates are eligible for membership of the Australian Community Workers Association.

Possible careers

• Adult/Workplace Educator
• Child Protection Officer
• Community Corrections Officer
• Community Education Officer
• Community Worker
• Corrective Services Officer
• Disability Services Worker
• Entertainment Director
• Events and Festivals Coordinator
• Family Services Officer
• Human Services Practitioner
• International Health Officer
• Media or Communications Adviser
• Youth Worker