Bachelor of Youth Work/Bachelo - Victoria Univer

Victoria University's Bachelor of Youth Work/Bachelor of Sport Management double degree equips students with the skills and knowledge to work in both youth development and sport management. Graduates will be able to empower young people through recreation and sport initiatives, promote physical activity and well-being, and advocate for the rights of young people. The program prepares students for a wide range of careers in community development, youth work, and sport management.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Overview:

Victoria University's Bachelor of Youth Work/Bachelor of Sport Management is a unique double degree that prepares students for a career in youth work and sport management. The program expands career options in these fields and develops practical management and leadership skills.

Objectives:

Combine passion for youth development with sport
Gain in-demand skills and knowledge for working with young people
Become an expert in youth work and sport management roles
Prepare for a range of careers in community development, youth work, and sport management

Program Description:

This double degree combines youth work and sport management to provide a comprehensive understanding of both fields. Graduates will gain the skills to:

Empower young people through recreation and adventure programs
Promote physical activity and well-being through sport initiatives
Develop and implement programs for youth development and sport participation
Advocate for the rights of young people
Manage and lead organizations in both youth work and sport settings

Outline:

Content:

The program covers a range of topics, including:

Youth work theory and practice
Sport management and administration
Youth development
Physical activity and health promotion
Recreation and outdoor adventure
Program planning and evaluation
Policy and advocacy

Structure:

The Bachelor of Youth Work/Bachelor of Sport Management is a four-year, full-time program. Students complete 384 credit points, including:

Core Units (384 credit points)

Careers:

Potential Career Paths:

Youth development officer
Youth worker
Community development worker
Sport development officer
Sport manager
Event manager
Recreation coordinator
Outdoor education instructor

Opportunities and Outcomes:

Graduates will be prepared for a wide range of career opportunities in the youth work and sport management sectors. They will be able to work in schools, community centers, sports clubs, government agencies, and non-profit organizations.

High demand for skilled professionals in both youth work and sport management
Career advancement opportunities in leadership and management roles
Impactful and rewarding work that makes a difference in the lives of young people