Your community health career just got better. Study On Demand with UniSA Online.
This degree prepares you to work as a non-clinical health professional across the health and community care sector.
Develop strategies to address health challenges faced by diverse communities and graduate with the skills to pursue careers in mental health, disability and aged care. Gain real-world experience through industry focused projects that contribute to the health and wellbeing of your local community and beyond.
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No need to come onto campus
Credit for prior study
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Flexible study options
Work while you study
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Download our Community Health brochure for information on:
- Our support services
- Your online study experience
- How to apply
- Eligibility requirements
- The courses you will study
Thinking of studying soon?
2025
If you want to start your studies in 2025, consider applying to UniSA Online now. You’ll complete a year of study and continue onto Adelaide University in 2026.
You’ll be highly supported to transition to Adelaide University in your existing program with an individual study plan. Contact the UniSA Online Degree Adviser Team to find out more.
2026
If you plan to start your studies in 2026, you can apply to Adelaide University. Applications will open in July 2025.
Have any questions? We're here to help! Contact Adelaide University's Future Student Enquiries Team.
What you'll learn
In the Bachelor of Community Health you'll begin by studying the foundations of human biology, psychology, mental health and cultural safety. This degree will prepare you for a career as a non-clinical health professional where you'll work with a diverse range of clients. You'll learn to develop plans that assist in the delivery of care by health professionals and how to plan, develop, implement and evaluate community health programs.
What our students are saying
"I have chosen this degree as I believe it will assist me to pursue my career further in disability, social inclusion and social policy. I also chose the Bachelor of Community Health as it encompasses units that I think are actually useful to my discipline."
Courtney Wolf
Bachelor of Community Health