| The award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MA | Full-time | find out | find out | 0 | 13600 |
The programme is appropriate for you if you are interested in:
High professional and academic standards;
A commitment to forms of practice which proactively address discrimination and oppression;
A strong emphasis on research-mindedness;
Excellent practice learning opportunities provided in partnership with local and regional social work agencies and service users.
If you have completed relevant work experience prior to applying
If you enjoy:
Problem solving
Creative thinking
Working independently and in groups
Engaging in debate
If you want:
A qualification that will equip you for a range of careers in social work, social care, probation and criminal justice.
To work in statutory, voluntary and independent sector organisations in the UK and overseas.
About the programme
Students may study typically over 2 academic years to successfully complete and receive the MA Social Work.
The programme has three possible levels of outcome:
Postgraduate Certificate (PG Cert): The Postgraduate Certificate lasts for approximately twelve months. Completion of a set number of academic credits will enable the award of Postgraduate Certificate.
Postgraduate Diploma ( PG Dip): The Postgraduate Diploma lasts for a period of between twelve and twenty four months. The award of the Postgraduate Diploma is conditional on the achievement of academic credits at Master’s level (FHEQ Level 7).
Master’s Degree (MA): Completion of the dissertation will enable students to achieve the cumulative 180 credits required for the award of the MA.
As a general guide, for postgraduate study you'll need to hold the equivalent of a good honours degree (a 2:1 or 2:2 depending on the course) from a recognised university.
We also accept applications from students who have completed a 'top-up' degree at a UK university. If you hold a UK degree you don't need to provide an IELTS or other English language test certificate.
All students whose first language is not English should have met the minimum English language requirement before commencing your programme. For direct entry to MSc and MA taught programmes you can apply with a IELTS score of 6.5 (Cambridge English Scale score 176 to 184), with no element less than 6.0 (Cambridge English Scale score 169 to 175).
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