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Earn accreditation as a social worker through the Master of Social Work (Qualifying) program. This degree will propel your professional growth and prepare you for social work positions across healthcare and community service settings. The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) prepares graduates for leadership positions in social work practice, healthcare systems, community organizations, and related professional fields. Whether you aspire to create meaningful change in mental health services, women's advocacy, correctional systems, disability support, child welfare, migrant assistance, refugee services, or global development initiatives, this program aligns with your goals. The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) provides the essential competencies and theoretical foundation to practice as a qualified social worker in healthcare, community organizations, or the non-profit sector. It also serves as a stepping stone to leadership positions within social work and allied professions.
The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) curriculum addresses core competency areas mandated by AASW accreditation requirements, including: child welfare services; intercultural practice; protocols for working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities; and mental health interventions. Program graduates are equipped to assume leadership responsibilities within the social work field, healthcare and community service organizations, and various practice specialties.