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The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) prepares students with non-social work bachelor's degrees for employment as qualified social work practitioners. Applicants to this program are required to demonstrate substantial experience in human and community services. The program equips its graduates with the skills necessary to succeed in an environment that is complex, diverse and changing.

Human rights and social justice are fundamental to social work (International Federation of Social Work and the Australian Association of Social Work). The 爆料王鈥檚 Master of Social Work (Qualifying) program is designed to produce graduates who are reflective, versatile and skillful in a range of practice areas and able to translate professional values into action.

Award requirements

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Master of Social Work (Qualifying)

To qualify for the award of Master of Social Work (Qualifying), candidates must complete 96 credit points comprising;

• 84 credit points of core units of study;
• a minimum of 6 credit points of capstone units to be taken at the candidate鈥檚 last semester; and
• a maximum of 6 credit points of elective units of study.

Course content

The course content covers key areas of social work practice, including: practice with Indigenous Australians, mental health, child protection, violence against women, ageing and social exclusion. The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) program enables graduates to meet
Units of study are offered in a range of modes, including: block mode; evenings; and daytime. Most students will be able to complete course work (not Practice Learning) requirements by attending campus one day per week, in combination with substantial time allocated off-campus for self-directed learning, class preparation, and completion of assignments.

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