Social Work MA (two years full-time or three years part-time)
Programme details
This programme has an emphasis on research and student-centred learning which aims to develop your understanding and skills in becoming a critical practitioner. You will also have the opportunity to follow a particular pathway in an aspect of social work such as mental health, children and families, older people and disability.
This programme is designed to enable you to integrate knowledge, theory, research and practical understanding and use this understanding in the field of professional practice.
Module titles
All modules are credited at Level 7 unless otherwise stated: • Social Welfare and Social Work (15 credits)
• Social Construction of Identity (15 credits) • Individual Development and Change (15 credits)
• Social Work Theory and Practice (15 credits)
• Law for Social Work (15 credits) • Inter-professional Practice (15 credits) • Critical Professional Practice: 100 day practical placement (Level 6, 20 credits)
• One of the following pathways: • Working with Children and Families (30 credits)
• Working with Older People (30 credits)
• Working with People with Mental Health Issues (30 credits)
International students can apply
3 good reasons to study Social Work at Salford • Qualify as a professional social worker while gaining a Masters degree • Integrate knowledge, theory, research and practical understanding to use in your professional practice • Designed collaboratively with service users, practitioners, carers, students and academic staff
• Disability Studies (30 credits) • Critiquing Knowledge, Theory and Research (30 credits)
• Advanced Professional Practice: Individual Project (30 credits)
• Critical Professional Practice 2: final 100 day practical placement (Level 6, 20 credits)
Suitable for Candidates who want to achieve the professional qualification in Social Work validated by the General Social Care Council (GSCC).
Career potential
This programme provides the professional social work qualification which enables graduates to work in any area of social work practice, including the statutory, voluntary and private sectors.
Traditional Acupuncture
MSc (one year full-time or three years part-time) PgDip (eight months full-time or two years part-time) PgCert (four months full-time or nine months part-time)
3 good reasons to study Traditional Acupuncture at Salford • A wide ranging programme that will develop you to be an independent, reflexive practitioner • You will be confident in implementing new practice • This programme focuses on traditional acupuncture, integrated with modern neurophysiology
Programme details
This is a unique opportunity for a variety of health care practitioners to undertake a practical clinical education programme in acupuncture. It has been developed to meet the increasing demand for qualified acupuncturists and also health care clinicians who want to acquire knowledge and skills in traditional acupuncture. Workshops are run one day per week to provide you with a firm theoretical basis and clinical practice.
Module titles
Core modules: • Traditional Acupuncture Theories and Clinical Study (30 credits)
• Evidencing Personal and Clinical Development (30 credits)
• Research Methods (30 credits)
Optional modules: • Managing Pain with Traditional Acupuncture (15 credits)
• Managing Mental Health with Traditional Acupuncture (15 credits)
• Managing Women’s Health with Acupuncture (15 credits)
• Traditional Acupuncture for Health and Wellbeing (15 credits)
Suitable for
Qualified acupuncturists and health care professionals who want to acquire the knowledge and skills required to practice traditional acupuncture at postgraduate level.
Career potential
On completion of the programme you will be:
• Eligible for BAcC membership • Qualified to work in the NHS or private practice at an advanced level
• Able to continue with further study at PhD level
International students can apply
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