Master in Social Work

The Master in Social Work is designed for individuals looking to deepen their understanding of social issues and enhance their professional skills. This program spans five semesters, including a thesis, and is ideal for those who thrive in a flexible learning environment while balancing work commitments. Students will engage with contemporary challenges in social work, preparing them for leadership roles in various settings.

Throughout the program, students will explore critical topics such as trauma pedagogy, digital counseling, and social inequality. The curriculum includes practical examples from fields like child and youth welfare, social work with the elderly, and psychiatric support. Students will also choose a specialization in areas like trauma pedagogy or health management, allowing them to tailor their education to their career goals.

Graduates of the Master in Social Work can pursue various roles, including leading social work institutions, managing digital transformation processes, or even starting their own agencies focused on innovative interventions. Potential job titles include Social Work Manager, Project Coordinator, and Policy Advisor. The skills acquired are transferable across multiple sectors, making graduates valuable assets in both public and private organizations.