MSc Professional Social Work Practice at University of Brighton

Programme overview

The Professional Social Work Practice MSc enables practitioners to bring together 180 academic credits they have accrued from continuing professional development (CPD) modules and for these to be formally recognised as having met the threshold of a masters degree. While it is expected that the majority of credits will have been gained from modules attended at the University of Brighton, it is also recognised that some applicants may have undertaken credit-bearing work elsewhere.

Faculty: School of Humanities and Social Science | Department: Social Work | Duration: part-time: 1–2 years | Study mode: part-time | Location: Brighton, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

A variety of modules may contribute to the makeup of this award. Prospective candidates should see our social work CPD subject page for an indication of course content. Visit the social work CPD subject page. Modules Modules include Research in Advanced Professional Practice.

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Entry requirements

To be eligible to apply for this award, applicants must normally have: a first degree. a recognised social work qualification. successfully completed the social work CPD dissertation module (60 credits) provided by the University of Brighton. accrued a total of 180 academic credits within the last six years (with no more than 90 credits attained from other institutions). registration with Social Work England. a minimum of 15 hours per week dedicated to professional social work practice in a leadership role, including the facilitation of supervision.

Duration: part-time: 1–2 years

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