Societal Wellbeing Careers

Societal wellbeing is interested in the quality of life in our community. From economic growth to the design of housing and liveable cities. Quality education. Fairness and equity in our law and social policies. Ensuring that we can all live and progress in diverse, socially connected communities.

A ��˴�Ƭ degree can help you contribute to the wellbeing of society across a broad range of fields. We are the top ranked university in South Australia for law, arts and humanities. We’re in the world top 100 for veterinary sciences, accounting and finance, philosophy and anthropology. The only university with a QS ranking for veterinary sciences. Our MBA is ranked 2nd in Australia by AFR Boss Magazine.

Explore careers and courses

Find a career that will see you working towards a better society and work out the degree to get you there.

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Architect or planner��
Plan and design buildings, landscapes and urban spaces. Be employed as an architect, conservation consultant, construction manager or urban planner.

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Community development officer��
Work in areas such as psychology, rehabilitation and social work. They help clients with counselling issues, leading and organising group activities. May be employed in child and adult support agencies or community health centres.

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Diplomat��
Work on policy of a country’s foreign policy and trade interests.

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Economist��
Conduct research and analysis on behalf of government, banks, insurance companies, trade unions, private consulting firms.

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Lawyer / solicitor / barrister��
Represent people in courts of law, plead cases before civil, criminal and industrial courts and other tribunals.

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Ministerial adviser��
Work closely with government ministers, researching, providing advice and writing speeches.

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Veterinarian��
Skilled in the health, disease and care of all animals. Accredited to practice animal surgery and medicine. Employment may be found in veterinary practices, universities, and the biosecurity and aquaculture industries.

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Welfare officer / counsellor��
Field workers, community health workers, counsellors, policy managers. Working for government, councils, hospitals, health centres, community groups and private practice.

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Zookeeper��
Monitor the health status and behaviours of animals in their care. Employed in zoos and wildlife parks, they care for animals, look after zoo exhibits and equipment.

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