
Introduction
The Master of Social Work degree programme has been developed to train social work professionals to respond effectively and efficiently to the changing social work climate in the Caribbean by providing leadership and management in social service agencies; additionally, to equip these professionals with skills in the planning and evaluation of programmes.
Objectives
Programme Structure/Course of Study
Students are required to gain 39 credits through successful completion of 6 compulsory and 2 elective courses (3 credits each), a practicum component (9 credits), an advanced field instruction integrative seminar (3 credits) and a one-semester research report (3 credits). The seminar, practicum and research report components are undertaken after the courses are complete.
Entry Requirements
To qualify for entry applicants should have either a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work with at least Second Class Honours; or a Bachelor’s degree in a related field with at least Second Class Honours, a diploma in Social Work and at least two years’ work experience in a social agency.