55 Social Work MSc Degree Programs

Our master's degree in Chronic Disease Management is designed to develop your skills and the expertise needed to promote and support behaviour change. This skill-enriching master’s programme provides you with the opportunity to enhance skills, knowledge and understanding of facilitating, managing and supporting behaviour change at individual, group and population levels. The degree also aims to expand your research expertise.

In the MSc in Anthropology – Visual Anthropology degree program, you work with cultures and societies around the world. You work with a comparative perspective and, through the study of social and cultural conditions, you seek to acquire an understanding of human conditions and the way they change. You gain insight into how people live and interact with each other and into the society's institutions, rules, traditions and technology.

If you’re interested in how digital technologies might reshape how we work, organize, and govern this new, multidisciplinary master track is the right fit for you. If you’re interested in how algorithms (re)shape the way we work, how robotisation is changing relationships among people, or how platform station is influencing our perceptions of organising and organisations, this master programme is for you

This MSc Social Work two-year professional programme is designed for people who want to qualify and practise as a professional social worker. The programme leads to a nationally and internationally recognised professional social work qualification and graduates are eligible to register as a qualified social worker with Social Work England.

Become a qualified Social Worker with our accredited MSc Social Work Studies course. Gain the vital skills you need to take the next step in your Social Work career.

This programme creates links between social work research and practice in a range of settings. You will be taught the necessary skills to undertake research into social work and social care as a practice-based professional, a postgraduate research student or a policy-focused professional. This degree will help you acquire vital tools to maximise your work in addressing genuine issues of concern with policymakers, managers, practitioners and service users in social work and social care.

The MSc in Social Development Practice cultivates reflexive social development practitioners with the theoretical foundations and practical orientation needed to promote human wellbeing and equitable citizenship in the Global South. Our course is designed to address the challenges of social diversity and globalisation, particularly in urban contexts, and offers a critical approach to “people-centred” development.

The MSc in Social Work program is designed to prepare students for a career in social work by combining practical skills with academic knowledge. It covers core areas such as understanding social issu...

This MSc in Social Work program is designed to prepare students for careers in social work by combining practical skills with theoretical knowledge. Throughout the course, students engage in supervise...

The MSc in Social Work is designed to prepare students for a career in social work by combining practical with academic learning. The program covers key areas such as understanding social issues, prom...

The Social Work MSc (PGDip) program is designed to prepare students for a career in social work by combining academic theory with practical experience. The course covers essential areas such as unders...

The MSc in Social Work program is designed to prepare students for a career dedicated to helping individuals and communities. It combines academic learning with practical experience, giving students a...

Social Work at Winchester is a professional qualification covering the main knowledge, skills and values essential for practising as a newly qualified social worker. Successful completion of this programme makes you eligible to register as a social worker with Social Work England. You cover the key knowledge base of social work – social policy, legislation, aspects of psychology and sociology, social work theory, and social work methods and communication. The course provides an introduction to the development of professional identity and the acquisition of professional values. You discuss the complexities and importance of interprofessional working; develop an understanding of the importance of sociological and psychological perspectives across the life course; and gain a critical understanding of different types of interventions underpinned by legislation and social policy. There is a key introductory module which enforces the concept of professional, reflective practice and professional boundaries.

The Master of Science in Social Work (MSW) program is designed to prepare students for advanced roles in the field of social work. It emphasizes developing skills in assessment, intervention, and advo...

The Master of Social Work (MSW) program is designed to prepare students for advanced roles in social service work. It offers both a 30-credit hour track for those with a bachelor’s degree in social wo...