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Master's Degree Full Time

MSc Degree in Child Sensitive Social Policies

at Women's University in Africa · Zimbabwe

Duration

four years to complete full time

Intake

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Mode

Full Time

About this program

The MSc Degree in Child Sensitive Social Policies prepares students for professional social work practice in a wide range of contexts, including primary and secondary settings. The programme equips students with social work knowledge and skills to deliver developmental and therapeutic services.

Students study to formulate, design, implement, and administer social service programmes for the benefit of vulnerable individuals, groups, and communities. The programme also builds skills for professional interventions that facilitate the full potential of disadvantaged people, and it includes understanding social work roles in complex situations such as disasters and in mobilizing community resources.

Entry requirements

  • A minimum of 2 Advanced Level subjects passes with at least five Ordinary Level passes including English Language; OR.
  • Five Ordinary Level subjects including English Language and at least a two year diploma in Social Work.
  • Four Ordinary Level subjects including English Language for applicants aged 40 years and above with Acquired Prior Learning.

Career outcomes

  • Central Government Departments
  • Local Government Departments
  • Mining Sector
  • Industry and Commerce
  • Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
  • Faith based Organizations

How this course compares

  • Women's University in Africa is #12 in Zimbabwe on research impact (3,831 citations).

Frequently asked questions

How long is the MSc Degree in Child Sensitive Social Policies at Women's University in Africa?

It takes four years to complete full time, studied Full Time.

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Women's University in Africa is #12 in Zimbabwe on research impact (3,831 citations).

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