MA Social Work

The Social Work MA at the University of Chester is a course designed for graduates with a passion for social work. This course provides the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to pursue a career in social work. The course is structured in a way that places equal importance on theory and practice, providing a comprehensive understanding of social work.Course Content: The Social Work MA course is composed of several modules which cover a wide range of topics. The curriculum includes social work theories and methods, law and policy for social work, research methods, and placement learning. Second-year modules focus on exploring and challenging discrimination, empowering service users, and improving outcomes.Key Modules: Key modules include Social Work Theories and Methods, Law and Policy for Social Work, Research Methods for Social Work, Placement Learning 1 and 2, Social Work with Adults, Social Work with Children and Families, and Dissertation.Accreditations: The Social Work MA is recognised by the Social Work England which validates the qualification and verifies that the programme meets the necessary standards for social work education.Future Careers: Post completion of this course, the students will be equipped to take up professional roles in a wide range of social work settings. These include roles in statutory, voluntary, and private sectors. The positions can fall within both general and specialised social work fields including, but not limited to, children and family services, mental health services, and criminal justice.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.