St Mary's University, Twickenham · Full-time
Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Sexual Violence: Trauma Informed Practice
Build trauma-informed understanding of domestic abuse, stalking, and sexual violence support with our domestic abuse MA. You will focus on victims, survivors, and the staff that work with them, addressing a gap within frontline service education. Therefore, yo…
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School of Theology · Social sciences
Build trauma-informed understanding of domestic abuse, stalking, and sexual violence support with our domestic abuse MA. You will focus on victims, survivors, and the staff that work with them, addressing a gap within frontline service education. Therefore, you’ll ensure better results and a sustainable sector. You will cover topics like: - stalking - coercive control - so-called ‘honour’ based abuse (HBA) - sexual violence - technology-enabled abuse and modern slavery - relevant legislation - skills from frontline services such as risk assessments, writing safety plans, and working within multi-agency settings. You will learn from experts working in frontline services and the Bakhita Centre for Research on Slavery, Exploitation and Abuse. This domestic abuse degree also draws expertise from three leading charities and support services in the domestic abuse and stalking sector:
Getting in
As the university states it
A minimum 2:2 honours degree (or equivalent) in social sciences, law, or humanities. Undergraduate degrees in other disciplines may be considered. We will consider applicants with two years of relevant non-certified learning and professional experience in a relevant field of work, such as: victim services health social services police third sector organisations.
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