Social Work - MA
Department of Sociological Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences
You aim to understand the human world, where you fit into it and how you can help other people. As one of the UK's top ten research departments in our field, we can help you to achieve your goals.
About the course2 years full time Successful completion of this MA professionally qualifies you as a social worker. Independent studies place us among the UK's top five departments for social work teaching. The course provides you with skills, knowledge and analytical abilities you can apply in a practical setting. You'll develop an understanding of social work law and policy in relation to children and families, community care and mental health and the impact of particular theories on social work practice. Entry requirementsYou'll need a minimum 2:2 honours degree in any subject plus relevant experience, paid or voluntary, in a caring profession. Requirements for overseas studentsEnglish language requirements: IELTS 7 (with no less than 6.5 in each part), or equivalent. We can only accept you onto this course if you have lived in the UK for the last five years, or have completed a CRB check considered equivalent to the UK's in the country where you have been living. Entry requirements for international students
Course contentThis programme is based around four core modules and a dissertation:
You'll also undertake two 100-day placements with local agencies (local authority, private, voluntary or independent sector service providers). Teaching
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Fees and fundingNHS bursaries for eligible social work students are now handled by the NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA). Call 08456 10 11 22, or visit NHS Business Services Authority for more information about possible funding. Financial information for postgraduate taught courses Any questions?If you'd like to know more about any aspect of our courses, contact us: E: sociological.studies@sheffield.ac.uk |
Where your masters can take youOur graduates go on to become academics, researchers or health and social care professionals. Others become managers or administrators in the public and private sectors. Stay informedOur interdisciplinary approach brings together sociologists, social policy analysts, social workers and social anthropologists. Our empirical research is internationally recognised, and our contributions to current policy debates are significant and trusted. One of the UK's top ten research centres for social work and policy.Stay connectedUse our flexible work spaces to connect with postgraduate research students and get involved in the work of the department. You'll discover a positive, friendly atmosphere where staff and postgraduate students work together as colleagues. Apply nowApply online through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). |
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