Social Work and Social Administration

• Apply appropriate knowledge, skills and values in the areas of (a) clinical practice or (b) community development and social administration.
• Evaluate and select the appropriate among a variety of clinical intervention methods that pertains to a specific problem faced by families, children and adolescents.
• Engage in research for practice and program evaluation and use relevant computing technologies and other tools for the management and analysis of research data.
• Identify and analyze existing as well as emerging social problems.
• Formulate social policies and critically analyze and evaluate the impact of existing social policies.
• Use consultation and supervision appropriate to social work practice.
• Develop interdisciplinary knowledge and the skills necessary to successfully work in interdisciplinary teams.

Graduates can be employed in:

• state and local authority social services departments
• hospitals
• clinics and voluntary organisations
• a variety of social work settings