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Master of Social Work (Qualifying)

Become an accredited professional social worker through comprehensive training and practical fieldwork placements.

Best for:Best for career changers and graduates seeking an accredited professional qualification in social work.

Federation University Australia · Berwick, Australia
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Overview

The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) at Federation University Australia is an accredited professional entry program designed to prepare students for impactful careers in social justice and human services. Offered by the Institute of Education, Arts and Community, the curriculum integrates rigorous academic coursework with 140 days of supervised practical placements in diverse real-world settings. Students develop essential competencies to support vulnerable populations, including migrants, youth, and individuals facing mental health or substance use challenges. Graduates are fully qualified to enter the social work profession, take on leadership roles, and contribute to national or international policy development.

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What you'll do

  • Complete comprehensive academic coursework covering social and behavioural sciences and social work theory
  • Complete 140 days of supervised practical placements across various community and health service settings
  • Engage with challenging real-life scenarios under the mentorship of experienced field professionals
  • Develop practical competencies in working with diverse and vulnerable populations including youth and migrants
  • Participate in professional development and training activities aligned with AASW standards

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor degree with at least one year of study in social and behavioural sciences or equivalent

Degree offered: Master of Social Work (Qualifying)

Language: English proficiency as required by university admission standards

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Foundational knowledge in social and behavioural sciences
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Commitment to ethical practice and human rights
  • Capacity to engage in reflective and collaborative practice
Nice to have
Prior volunteering or work experience in human services or community settingsExperience working with diverse or marginalized populations
Eligibility
  • Successful completion of a relevant Bachelor degree with at least one year of study in social and behavioural sciences

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How to apply

Submit your application directly through the university's official course portal by following the online instructions and providing all required academic documentation.

Documents required
  • Bachelor degree transcripts
  • Proof of identity
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Institute of Education, Arts and Community
Federation University Australia
Australia
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