Social Work (Postgraduate Entry) | University of Salford

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Course summary

This course opens up a challenging and rewarding career in social work, social justice, and political activism within the diverse field of social care. This nationally and internationally recognised qualification equips graduates to work in the voluntary, statutory, and private sectors in areas such as policy, therapeutic intervention, research, and management.

We welcome students from all backgrounds who seek an MA in Social Work that fosters critical analysis, open debate, and the questioning and dismantling of conceptual frameworks. If you are looking for professional social work training grounded in principles of empowerment and social justice, this programme is for you. You will qualify as a professional social worker while earning a master's degree.

Accredited by Social Work England, the professional regulatory body for social workers in England, this programme ensures that you receive training that meets the highest standards.

You will:

Gain integrated knowledge, theory, research, and practical understanding applicable to your professional practice.
Engage with a programme designed collaboratively with service users, practitioners, carers, students, and academic staff.
Develop the skills necessary for a challenging and rewarding career in social work.

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How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: L508
Institution code:: S03

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