MA Youth Work & Community Development

The Youth Work and Community Development MA course at Liverpool Hope University is designed to equip students with the skills and expertise required to make substantial and effective contributions in youth and community development. This course is geared towards current practice professionals and those passionate about issues within the community, offering both academic and vocational learning.Course Content: This course uses a critically reflective practice model that combines theory and practice through several key elements: classroom sessions, a potential study visit to Northern Ireland, supervision in small groups, and self-directed study. It also offers an opportunity for students to conduct an empirical research study.Key Modules: The key modules cover various topics including Introduction to Youth & Community Development Work, Applied Social Science, Skills for Empowering Communities, and Leadership & Management in Youth and Community Development. There are also modules like Supervised Placement and dissertation or project modules, providing practical experience and application of learning. Accreditations: This course is professionally endorsed by the National Youth Agency and the Joint Negotiating Committee. The MA route also provides points that count towards professional qualifications in youth work and community development work.Future Careers: This MA in Youth Work and Community Development prepares students for a range of careers. These career paths may include Leadership Positions in Youth and Community Development Work, Policy and Practice Development, Social Work, Education, and Community-Based Health Care. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.