MA Social Work

The Social Work MA course at Bangor University is a two-year full-time degree program designed for those who are interested in working in a range of social work contexts. Students will develop a comprehensive understanding of social work practice, underpinned by a strong theoretical knowledge base in areas like law, human growth and development, inter-professional practice, and research methodology.Course Content: The program includes the study of social work theories and methods of intervention, an exploration of current social policies relevant to social work, and a critical review of the legal framework in which social work practice operates. It also includes placement learning opportunities where students can gain hands-on experience.Key Modules: The course comprises several modules, including Social Work Law in Wales and the UK, Preparation for Practice Skills, Research Methods and Dissertation. The program also includes two supervised and assessed practice learning opportunities.Accreditations: This course is approved by Social Care Wales which means that on successful completion of the course, students will be eligible to register as social workers.Future Careers: Graduates of this program can be engaged in a variety of social work settings that might include child care, community care and mental health settings, or in areas like education, criminal justice, and third sector agencies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.