Master of Science in Community Youth Work
A professional master's programme designed to equip students with the skills for effective community youth work practice.
Best for:Best for current youth work practitioners seeking professional qualification and advanced academic training.
Overview
The Master of Science in Community Youth Work at Ulster University aims to develop highly qualified professionals capable of leading in the youth sector. The curriculum focuses on meeting rigorous professional standards while integrating academic theory with practical experience. Students are expected to engage in active community youth work throughout their studies to ensure the application of learning in real-world settings. This programme is designed for individuals seeking to advance their careers and impact within community-based youth organizations.
What you'll do
- Engage in 16 hours per week of professional practice within a community youth work setting.
- Participate in weekly academic sessions at the Magee campus.
- Apply theoretical frameworks to practical youth work scenarios.
- Complete all required pre-enrolment and academic assessment tasks.
- Maintain professional standards as required by the youth work sector.
Requirements
Degree required: Honours or non-Honours degree from a recognized institution, or equivalent professional qualification via APEL.
Degree offered: MSc
Language: Academic IELTS 6.0 (no band < 5.5) or equivalent recognized test.
Instruction: English
- Current employment or placement in a community youth work setting for at least 16 hours per week.
- Ability to demonstrate prior experiential learning if lacking a formal degree.
- Proficiency in English language for academic study.
- Must satisfy university general entry requirements.
- Must be able to secure 16 hours of weekly practice in a relevant setting.
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How to apply
Applications are submitted directly through the Ulster University online portal. It is recommended to apply at least two weeks before the intended start date to allow for processing and pre-enrolment requirements.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of professional practice
- Evidence of English language proficiency
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