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Overview

SRAP3006 is core course for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Social Research and Policy (BSRP) program. You must be of third year standing (ST3) to be able to take this course. Aligned with UNSW emphasis on work integrated learning, this course is a structured and supported work placement designed … For more content click the Read More button below. Your pathway will involve a: Workplace-oriented policy/research project for an organisation (this will involve placement at a host organisation internal/external to UNSW)

Conditions for Enrolment

Prerequisite: SOSS/SRAP1000, SOSS/SRAP1001, SOSS/SRAP2001, DIPP1112 or CDEV1112, and enrolment in a Bachelor of Social Research and Policy
Equivalent: SRAP3006

Course Outline

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SRAP3006 Course Outline

Fees

TypeAmount
Commonwealth Supported Students (if applicable)$836
Domestic Students$4620
International Students$4620

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