Master of Social Work (Qualifying)
The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) at Charles Darwin University is for individuals aiming to become agents of change within communities.
Title: Master of Social Work (Qualifying)
Provider: Charles Darwin University
Campus Location(s): Casuarina campus, Online, NT
About
The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) at Charles Darwin University is designed for individuals aiming to become agents of change within communities. This provisionally accredited course prepares students for diverse social work practices in urban, regional, remote, and international settings.
By exploring themes such as social justice, human rights, and culturally responsive practice, students gain the skills and knowledge necessary for effective advocacy, research, and practice. The course incorporates two field placements totalling 1,000 hours, allowing students to apply classroom learning in real-world scenarios.
Provider
Charles Darwin University is committed to innovative education, research, and the development of future leaders. It has a strong focus on addressing the challenges unique to the Northern Territory, Australia, and the wider global community. CDU provides students with practical skills and theoretical knowledge to make a tangible difference in their chosen fields.
Key Takeaways
- Graduates are eligible for membership with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW).
- The course requires completion of 160 credit points, including two 500-hour field placements.
- Available to study online or on-campus at Casuarina, offering flexibility to suit diverse student needs.
- Ranked #1 in Australia for postgraduate social work employment outcomes.
- Intensive units and placements provide practical skills and theoretical knowledge for a career in social work.
Distance Education Travel Requirements
The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) course at Charles Darwin University necessitates 20 days of on-campus workshop and skill development training across the duration of the course for online students. This requirement ensures that students engage in practical learning experiences essential for their professional development. Students are responsible for covering related costs, such as travel and accommodation, to attend these intensive sessions.
