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University of Lancashire
Professional Practice Community & Social Care: Policy & Practice, DProf
- Online United Kingdom
PhD
Full time
On-Campus
English
The program focuses on developing advanced skills for professionals working in community and social care. It's designed for those who want to deepen their understanding of policy, practice, and leader...


Hunter College Silberman School of Social Work
Ph.D. Program in Social Welfare
- New York, USA
PhD
On-Campus
English
The PhD. Program in Social Welfare is guided by the past achievements and future aspirations of the human services professions.
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Indiana University Bloomington School of Social Work
Ph.D. Program in Social Work
- Bloomington, USA
PhD
English
The Ph.D. Program in Social Work provides the foundation for a career in research through coursework exploring epistemological, methodological, practical and ethical issues related to the way research is conducted and used in applied settings. The Doctor of Philosophy program is offered on the following Indiana University campus.
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Social Care PhD programs dive deep into the complexities of welfare policies, community engagement, and the various factors influencing social care systems. This level of study encourages you to contribute new insights and innovative solutions to real-world issues affecting individuals and communities.
Through research methods courses, you’ll master qualitative and quantitative analysis, allowing you to study diverse populations and their experiences. You'll also engage in advanced coursework focusing on policy evaluation and program development, enabling you to assess the effectiveness of social services. Students become adept at implementing evidence-based practices while considering the socioeconomic factors impacting access to care.
The journey through a PhD in Social Care builds confidence as students engage with new perspectives and develop critical thinking about systemic challenges. Graduates typically pursue careers in academia, research institutions, policy development, or directorships in social services, where they can apply their expertise to shape effective interventions in communities. This path not only enhances your knowledge but also fosters professional growth in a crucial sector.