Associate Degree in Disability and Community Practice

This associate degree provides foundation knowledge for people who support others living with disability. It prepares students to work in community settings and to continue professional development in the field. Full-time study takes 2 years, and the program is studied through a mix of online study and in-person components. Part-time study is available. Starting periods listed on the page: March, July. Entry criteria, including any prerequisites, selection ranks and prior study, are set out on the course page. Prospective students can also review the program of study, career outcomes and support services there, and enquire with the university about enrolment steps and credit for earlier learning. The published course details also outline what students will study and where graduates tend to work. Questions about fees, scholarships or timetables can be put to the university's enquiry team.