Social DevelopmentMA
University of Sussex · England · SOCIAL-DEVELOPMENT-MA
Social DevelopmentMA is a Postgraduate taught degree at University of Sussex, England. It covers areas like social theory, social work practice, social psychology, social work, clinical psychology, developmental psychology. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Sussex
Postgraduate taught
What you'll study in Social DevelopmentMA
Example subjects: Human Development and Social Relationships, Society, State and Humanity, Education, Democracy and Social Justice, Academic Development for Social Sciences 1, Academic Development for Social Sciences 2, Research Methods (BA Social Work), Developmental Psychology, Contexts of Social Work, Social Work Practice 1, Social Work Practice 2, Values, Ethics and Theories: preparing for complexity in Social Work Practice, Law for Social Work.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Social DevelopmentMA?
Social DevelopmentMA covers areas like social-theory, social-work-practice, social-work, social-psychology, sociology, developmental-psychology, clinical-psychology, cross-cultural-psychology.
Who offers Social DevelopmentMA?
Social DevelopmentMA is offered by University of Sussex, England.
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