Master in Social Work - Diagnostics, Counseling and Intervention

This program is designed for professionals seeking to enhance their skills in social work, specifically in diagnostics, counseling, and intervention. It is a part-time master's program that spans six semesters, allowing students to balance their studies with work commitments. Ideal candidates are those who are passionate about supporting children, adolescents, and families facing psychosocial challenges.

The curriculum integrates disciplines such as social work, pedagogy, psychology, and law. Students engage in practical case studies and develop competencies in communication, intervention, and counseling. The program emphasizes a reflective approach, encouraging students to analyze their own experiences and biases while working with diverse populations.

Graduates of this program often find employment in various sectors, including school social work, youth services, and social welfare agencies. They may work as social workers, counselors, or in family support roles. The skills acquired are transferable across multiple fields, making graduates valuable assets in health care, rehabilitation, and community services.