Interdisciplinarity in Social Practices

The Interdisciplinarity in Social Practices program is designed for students interested in social work, applied psychology, and social education. This non-degree program lasts for five months and offers a unique opportunity to explore the connections between various disciplines. Ideal for students who thrive in collaborative environments, this program emphasizes practical learning and personal development.

Students will engage in courses such as the Interdisciplinary Innovation Project, where they will work in teams to address real-world challenges in social services. The curriculum also includes policy influencing and global social practices, providing students with essential skills in project management and research methodologies. This hands-on approach prepares students for the complexities of the social sector.

Graduates of this program can pursue various roles, including social worker, policy advisor, community service manager, and educational consultant. They will be well-equipped to work in diverse settings, such as non-profit organizations, governmental agencies, and educational institutions. The skills gained are transferable across multiple industries, making this program a valuable stepping stone for future careers.