20-21 SW5000: Practice Learning I PGDip
Assessed readiness for practice in a service delivery setting, prior to undertaking social work practice placements, is a pre-requisite for qualifying social work students in the UK. This course provides the necessary guidance and support to prepare students to undertake their first 70 day practice placement.
20-21 SW5001: Human Behaviour in the Social Environment PGDip
This is a Core Course.
The deadline for both the child observation and core assignments is July 22nd.
20-21 SW5002:Social Policy for Social Workers PGDip
Social Policy for Social Work Incorporates sociology and social policy, providing an understanding of the wider context in which social work is practiced. There is a focus on concepts and theory which help to understand social inequality.
Assessment:
- Summative essay due for submission on April 8th 2020
20-21 SW5003: Social Work Theory and Practice PGDip
SW5003 Knowledge and Theories for Practice
Welcome to Theories and Knowledge for Social Work Practice. This course is aimed at exploring theory and its relevance in contemporary social work practice. The lecture series will introduce the various concepts and provide an overview of some of the commonly used theoretical frameworks. The integrative seminars will provide opportunities to explore the application of theory to practice.
Assessment:
Summative Essay due on June 10th 2018
20-21 SW5004: Law for Social Work PGDip
Law for Social Workers Course Overview:
The course runs over the summer term consisting of 9 lectures and seminars. The overall aim of the course is to provide a solid grounding in a number of areas of law which are necessary to meet the PCF requirements of a newly qualified Social Worker.
Assessment
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The summative assessment for this course is a 3 hour unseen exam, in part based on seen case studies, and scheduled for (100% weighting) September 14th 2020.
19-20 Adult Services
See Syllabus for full details
Formative
- PBL seminars will include preparation for presentation
- Draft essay plan submission 11th Nov 2019
Summative
9th Dec 2019 - essay (60%)
17th Feb 2020 - presentation (40%)
Criteria for assessment is available on the critical social work moodle page
A podcast outlining the assessment will be uploaded on the CSW page closer the time
19-20 Critical Reflection
The critical reflection seminar series is part of the Critical Social Work course and counts towards the required 30 days of skills that must be completed by all students prior to progression qualification. You should ensure that you maintain full attendance and see detailed information in course syllabi — it’s your responsibility to demonstrate that you have met this requirement.
19-20 Mental Health
Assessment dates:
Essay 9th December 2019
Presentation: 17th February 2020
The criteria for assessment is available on the Critical Social work Moodle page
Social Work Resources
This is a MSc Social work administration page. The moodle page can be used to communicate information across both years of the MSc in Social Work.