The MSc in Health and Social Care Management is designed to meet the needs of those working in health and welfare services as practitioners, managers, or administrators. A particular feature of this program’s curriculum is its focus on policy, management, and collaborative working structures. Considering the changing and dynamic nature of health and social care in the new mixed economy of welfare, our course opens up new employment horizons for you.

The Master's in Applied Social Gerontology is aimed at graduates from Social and Human Sciences and Health areas who are already working or intend to work in the field of gerontology. It is an indispensable training for those who are in the process of or intend to occupy management/coordination positions in services and institutions for the elderly.

The aim of this master's degree is to provide advanced interdisciplinary training in diabetes that will allow graduates to take up leading professional roles in addressing this chronic disease, which affects people of all ages and requires highly complex treatment and monitoring at all levels of care.

The University Master's Degree in Socio-Community Training and Intervention (MOFIS) arises as an initiative to incorporate these studies at the University of Valladolid, and a substitute for a degree with some similar characteristics that existed in a previous period. This new master comes to cover a series of national and international demands and needs. The master deals with social and community intervention through specific and multidisciplinary training, aims to train professionals and researchers in the field of Social Sciences, in order to investigate and / or intervene on those different social processes and contexts, addressing multiple social needs, especially those where greater attention is required in specific contexts, as well as new emerging realities.

The Faculty of Humanities provides a holistic education, transferable skills, critical thinking, and communication and problem-solving that will help you develop to your full potential. You will be entering a stimulating environment that will broaden your intellectual horizons and help you achieve personal and professional success through the best possible learning experience.

The MSCW(Applied) covers key elements of social work practice: models of practice, family and children, community organisations and policy settings, kaupapa Maori and Indigenous approaches to practice, and research and evaluation skills. Students will also complete two fieldwork placements with social service agencies where they will have the opportunity to learn within a professional setting supervised by a registered social worker.

This course provides you with the knowledge and skills required for employment as an accredited social work practitioner. You will learn to work with individuals, families, groups and communities to create positive change. You will gain specific practical skills for working effectively and safely in situations where resources are limited, including remote and regional locations. You will receive support and access to a broad and coherent body of knowledge in a range of contexts, at the Master's Degree level. Course themes include multidisciplinary and intercultural practice, social justice, research and advocacy, and working in virtual contexts.

The Master of Education degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling prepares students for employment as counselors in community-based human service agencies (e.g., substance abuse facilities, mental health centers, child and family service agencies) and private counseling facilities.

The Master of Social Work (MSW) program at California State University, Dominguez Hills is intentionally designed to address the diverse social service needs, issues and problems particular to a large metropolitan area such as Los Angeles County. Building on the diversity of the various ethnic groups and cultures residing in the area, the program will prepare social work students for contextually competent social work practice, inclusive of the issues of culture, race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, religion, class, sexual orientation and gender. The effects of bias, prejudice and institutionalized racism are examined so that students understand how these issues can affect social work practice, policy development and program implementation. Students learn a variety of perspectives and ways of identifying strategies and interventions for addressing these concerns and other problems in social work practice with individuals, families and communities.

This program will provide an additional opportunity for you to undertake studies in the area of graduate-level international development studies at York University. The program that follows York’s commitment to the values of social justice, equality, democracy and sustainability.

CACREP Accredited, which meets licensure requirements to become a Clinical Mental Health Counselor. Online Counseling Degree. The next cohort may be available blended. Contact Admissions for more information. Fast-track: Complete in just seven semesters.

We have joined forces with six other professional schools at USC to offer programs in which graduates will earn two master’s degrees, gaining the knowledge and skills of gerontology as well as those of an additional professional field.

ICSW’s psychodynamic perspective and strong clinical emphasis distinguish us among master’s and doctoral programs. Our educational approach unites theoretical training, real-world experience, and ongoing mentorship to prepare our students to practice at an advanced level.

The Counseling Psychology program is committed to training students in both the science and practice of counseling psychology and has been accredited by the American Psychological Association since 1980. Counseling Psychology at the College of Education has a long history of faculty and student achievement: faculty members are committed to excellence in teaching, research, and service, and they are among the national leaders in the field. Students in the program have gone on to a variety of positions nationwide and are contributing to many areas of the field. The Counseling Psychology Doctoral Program at the University of Iowa has been accredited by the American Psychological Association since 1980

Counseling psychology has historically maintained a focus on psychological health and adaptive development including vocational issues, prevention, and diversity. Our strengths include: High-quality clinical training in evidence-based interventions supervised by faculty in our in-house training clinic and community training sites. Active research teams providing unique opportunities for the development of strong scientific skills investigating topics with real-world application. Publication and presentation opportunities are available. Coursework delivered by experts allowing for interdisciplinary training opportunities with other psychology specialties. MS coursework largely overlaps with the Counseling Psychology doctoral program, offering excellent preparation for additional doctoral-level training. Competitive opportunities for Graduate Assistantships throughout campus offices which support full-time students through a monthly stipend and tuition waiver.