Master of
Advanced Social Work Practice

Students will explore advanced social work theory and practice, with a strong focus on research, evaluation, and leadership. Core topics include research-informed decision making and real-world data collection, alongside minors in areas like trauma-responsive practice, mental health, autism, and social impact to suit individual career goals.

• Foundations of Research and Evaluation for Practice
• Research Informed Decision Making in Practice
• Gathering Data in the Real World
• Evaluating Practice and Policy

_{*Topics may be subject to change.}

Core Minor – Research and Evaluation for Practice (18 units):
All students complete this foundational minor, focusing on developing advanced research skills and the ability to evaluate practice effectively.

Topics you might complete in your first semester:

• Foundations of Research and Evaluation for Practice
• Research Informed Decision Making in Practice
• Gathering Data in the Real World
• Evaluating Practice and Policy

*Topics may be subject to change.

Elective Minors (54 units):
Students select three of the following 18-unit minors to tailor their learning, completing the relevant topics for each:

• Autism and Complex Disabilities
• Leadership in Education
• Leading Mental Health and Wellbeing (Workplace and Community)
• Social Impact
• Trauma Responsive Practice

Each minor allows students to specialise in key areas of social work practice, enhancing their capabilities to address complex challenges in diverse settings.