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Learning outcomes

Social Work (Qualifying)

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On successful completion of the Master of Social Work (Qualifying), students will be able to:

 Learning outcome
1Understand the importance of social work values and practices within societal and global contexts
2Demonstrate understanding of theories of human development and behaviour, and how these theories support and inform social work practice
3Articulate the values, processes and outcomes of social work and how they apply to various contexts
4Demonstrate awareness of social policy, in line with legislation, legal frameworks, procedures and practices, and how these impact people from various backgrounds. 
5Identify and critically reflect on ethical dilemmas, and use relevant social work theories in problem solving. 
6Promote social work values, responsibilities and objectives in professional practice
7Demonstrate knowledge of differences within Australian society, such as culture, age, ethnicity, race, gender, sexual orientation and economic status
8Adapt and modify practice in order to reflect respect for clients from diverse backgrounds or needs
9Incorporate knowledge from other disciplines, in particular, the social and behavioural sciences
10Demonstrate the appropriate skills in order to communicate effectively with agencies, policy makers, stakeholders and clients from various backgrounds and needs