硕士社会工作

社会工作的核心是促进人权和社会正义，以及对个人及其家庭的保护。它旨在通过经常在遇险和脆弱点与个人，家庭和社区合作来实现变革。我们为期两年的全日制硕士学位是为希望成为注册专业社会工作从业人员的一级学位学生而设计的。作为注册的社会工作者，您将在健康和社会护理团队中以及与伙伴机构合作，从警察到住房服务。您经常会遇到复杂而富挑战性的情况，但是您将帮助个人，家庭和社区带来积极的变化。您将考虑以下主题，例如如何在整个社会中提供福利，影响生活的心理和社会因素，如何使用法律保护和保护社会中的弱势群体以及社会工作者的道德考
At the heart of social work is the promotion of human rights and social justice, and the protection of individuals and their families. It aims to bring about change through working in partnership with individuals, families and communities often at the point of distress and vulnerability. Our two-year, full-time masters degree is designed for first degree students who wish to become registered professional social work practitioners. As a registered social worker, you’ll work within health and social care teams, and with partner agencies, from the police to housing services. You’ll often be in situations that are complex and challenging but you’ll help to bring about positive changes for individuals, families and communities. You’ll consider topics such as how welfare is delivered across society, the psychological and sociological factors that impact on life, how the law can be used to safeguard and protect vulnerable people in society, and the ethical considerations for social workers. It can be difficult to appreciate the difference social workers make until you’ve experienced professional practice – and that’s why you’ll complete work-based placements in both years of this course. When you graduate, you can apply for professional registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) to practice as a social worker.Career prospectsOur MA Social Work course is approved by Social Work England. This means, when you graduate, you can apply for professional registration with Social Work England to practise as a registered social worker.Our staff have excellent working relationships with employers. Employers support the ongoing delivery of the course and help you to develop your employability skills and improve your chances of finding work after you graduate.You might work in a social services department within a local authority or for an organisation such as the NHS. Perhaps you’ll work for a private company, such as in a residential care home, or for a charity. You could also specialise in an area you’re particularly interested in, such as social work with children and families, social work with adults, social work and mental health. From working with children and young people leaving care, or people experiencing domestic violence to adults with learning disabilities, you could develop your career as a social worker across a number of different areas.