Master of Social Work - Qualifying

The Master of Social Work provides graduates with an internationally recognised qualification in social work and is accredited by the Australian Association of Social Workers. During the course students will develop knowledge and expertise in: casework and case management practice, assessment and intervention, political economy and policy making, ethical and legal contexts of practice, and theoretical and practice framework that incorporate child wellbeing and mental health contexts. Students also complete 1,000 hours of supervised field placements. Students are required to attend compulsory on-campus sessions each semester. This includes a requirement to attend sessions during Orientation Week. All commencing students will need to ensure they are available to attend.