University of Melbourne
2 years full time / 4 years part time
The Master of Social Work at the University of Melbourne offers an outstanding graduate course of study, with research-led teaching and a focus on applying the most relevant theory to social work practice.
The Master of Social Work is a graduate-level program, so applicants must have completed an undergraduate degree. There are no specific prerequisites, but prior experience or knowledge in social work, social sciences, or a related field would be beneficial.
The course offers a range of specialist electives in the final semester, allowing students to explore areas of social work that interest them more closely, such as mental health, child and family welfare, aging, domestic and family violence, disability, and more. Throughout the degree, students develop strong research competence and the ability to utilize current research to inform their social work practice.
The Master of Social Work at the University of Melbourne is led by highly qualified, experienced, research-active and accessible experts in the field, with strong ties to the profession and community services. The program is nationally and globally accredited, ensuring a portable qualification that enables graduates to work nationally or internationally.
Graduates of the Master of Social Work program will be prepared for a wide range of career paths in the social work field, including roles in mental health, child and family services, health, disability, aging, criminal justice, and more. The program's focus on research-informed practice and specialized electives allows students to tailor their education to their specific interests and career goals.
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