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Candidates evaluated for the MSW(Q) program who need to undertake the Graduate Diploma for admission. The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) (MSW [Q]) holds accreditation from the AASW. This program serves as an initial professional qualification in social work, aligning with Australia's Social Work Education and Accreditation Standards. Social work combines academic study with practical application, advocating for social equity, inclusion, and welfare. The MSW (Q) program develops professionally skilled graduates who understand socio-political dynamics in human services and champion transformative change by empowering marginalized communities. The curriculum emphasizes intimate classroom settings, active peer collaboration, and mentorship from seasoned social work educators. Recognizing the digital era's influence, the program incorporates blended learning approaches alongside traditional methods. Instruction occurs through diverse formats including: interactive workshops; real-world case analyses; classroom activities; hands-on learning techniques; inverted classroom models; social work simulations; written assignments; verbal presentations; digital journals; academic papers; and investigative projects. The program culminates in practical field education placements for applied social work experience.
Three-year Bachelor (AQF Level 7) degree
Applicants whose qualifying undergraduate degree studies were taken in a language other than English will be required to demonstrate English Language proficiency.