MSc Social Work Studies

The University of Stirling's Social Work Studies postgraduate taught course nurtures students into competent and skilled professionals prepared to work with children and adults in a variety of social work settings. This cutting-edge, research-led course is designed for practitioners already in the field of social work who are aiming to improve their knowledge and practice.Course Content: The MSc in Social Work Studies is a full-time two -year course. It includes theory related to social work, law, ethics, and social policy alongside an intensive practice learning component. The teaching model focuses on problem-based learning that includes field trips and experienced guest speakers.Key Modules: Some of the specific modules that students will undertake include: "Communication and Relationships in Social Work Practice," "Social Work Theory for Practice," "Integrated Social Work Practice," and "Dissertation."Accreditations: The course is duly accredited by the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC), ensuring it maintains a high standard of teaching and research.Future Careers: Graduates can pursue their career in social work, including community-based settings, hospitals, and public agencies. The course especially prepares students to work in areas requiring a significant understanding of relationship-based and restorative approaches.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.