Every CRICOS-registered course in the Society And Culture field of education that is delivered to international students in Australia, organised by state and city. Sourced from the official CRICOS register.
What does Society And Culture cover? CRICOS courses in this ASCED field of education include humanities, social sciences, languages, behavioural sciences, law, history, sport and political science. International students study these courses across universities, TAFEs and registered private colleges in every Australian state and territory.
Society and culture covers law, psychology pathways, social work, languages, humanities and social sciences. Outcomes range from policy and community services to further professional study. Some occupations (social work, psychology) have strict accreditation gates.
Universities dominate bachelor and postgraduate offerings. Private higher-education institutes list specialised programmes in counselling, theology and creative industries adjacent to this field. Verify professional-body accreditation where registration is your goal.
Bachelor degrees: usually 3 years (law often 4–5 as LLB or JD pathways). Masters: 1–2 years. Indicative tuition commonly AUD 28,000–50,000 per year depending on the discipline.
Social work accreditation typically involves the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW). Psychology pathways are staged and highly competitive — a bachelor alone does not confer registration. Law admission is jurisdiction-specific after an accredited LLB/JD plus PLT.
Last reviewed: 29 August 2026. Data: CRICOS register, April 2026.