Master of Social Work

• Social work is a dynamic professional and academic discipline focused on applying social theory and research methods to enhance the lives of individuals, groups, and societies.

• By integrating insights from various social sciences, this field aims to improve the human condition and foster positive societal change in response to persistent challenges.

• The Master of Social Work program at Lincoln University College equips students with essential knowledge and skills for careers in international policy studies.

• The program emphasizes the distribution of power and resources and the influence of political decisions on society.

• Designed for students from social sciences, arts, and humanities backgrounds, the curriculum enriches their understanding and broadens their career opportunities.

• The program underscores the fundamentals of social work practice, providing specific knowledge and practical skills in areas such as Interpersonal Practice and Innovation in Community, Policy, and Leadership.

• Graduates will learn to interpret the history and contemporary structures of the profession.

• They will evaluate research studies, apply findings to practice, and utilize theoretical frameworks supported by empirical evidence to understand individual development and interactions across various contexts.

• To successfully complete their Master’s degree, candidates are required to publish a minimum of two research articles in Scopus-indexed journals affiliated with Lincoln University.

Intakes
January, May, September