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Master of Social Work (Professional)
Graduates of the Master of Social Work (Professional) programme will know and understand the values, theories and interventions that underpin social work practice. They will be critical, reflective practitioners able to contribute to statutory and community so…
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Graduates of the Master of Social Work (Professional) programme will know and understand the values, theories and interventions that underpin social work practice. They will be critical, reflective practitioners able to contribute to statutory and community social services and pursue personal professional goals and postgraduate study.
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A Bachelors degree in a relevant subject with a minimum GPA. An interview supported by references and evidence of suitability is normally required. Applicants must undergo a police check to meet the requirements of the Social Workers Registration Act 2003 and safety checks required by the Children's Act 2014.
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