Social Work (Advanced)
University of Victoria · BC · ry3pp7AMN
Social Work (Advanced) is a Masters degree at University of Victoria, BC. It covers areas like social work practice, social work, professional practice, social theory, social research methods, indigenous knowledges. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Victoria
Masters
What you'll study in Social Work (Advanced)
Example subjects: Advanced Practicum, MSWI Practicum, Policy Context of Practice, Contemporary Debates and Ethical Dilemmas in Social Work, Knowledge and Inquiry: Re-Theorizing Social Work, Transnational Social Work, Research Methodologies, Research Seminar, Indigenous Resistance, Resurgence and Revitalization for Helpers, Indigenous Perspectives on Knowledge and Research, Self-Conscious Traditionalism in Indigenous Social Work Practice, MSW Capstone.
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What will I study in Social Work (Advanced)?
Social Work (Advanced) covers areas like social-work-practice, social-work, professional-practice, indigenous-knowledges, indigenous-environmental-management, indigenous-education, inclusive-practice, social-research-methods.
Who offers Social Work (Advanced)?
Social Work (Advanced) is offered by University of Victoria, BC.
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