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School of Social Sciences

Subjects

The School of Social Sciences at Bond University offers a full range of undergraduate and postgraduate subjects. All subjects (except for the Core subjects) are coded with a pre-fix relevant to the department from which they are taught.

In general, our subjects have 4 structured contact hours per week. The teaching methods used during these contact hours will vary between subjects, and may include lectures, tutorials, seminars, workshops, labs, internships or supervised project work. If a subject is classed as a 10 credit hour subject, you should be contributing an extra 6 hours of individual study per week.

Please refer to the following pages for a full list of our subject offerings:

• CORE subjects
• Behaviour Management
• Counselling
• Criminology
• Forensic Science
• Psychology
• HSS Masters Core Subjects

RECOMMENDED SUBJECTS

• Undergraduate Subjects
• Postgraduate Subjects

Information on web pages is accurate at the time of posting and may be subject to change from semester to semester to reflect changes in program structure. It is therefore important to check current information at the time of enrolment.