The overarching theme in second year is the locus and process of change in which social workers are involved: interpersonal, community, organisational and societal; and the social work roles entailed. There are 16 interconnected learning goals that cover social work values, self awareness, communication skills, ethical and professional practice, assessment and intervention, working with others/teamwork, rural/remote practice, research and inquiry skills, policy analysis and critical thinking.

SWRK2006 examines some essential knowledge for Social Work. A number of social work theories are covered including their practice implications. Three of the social work methods groupwork, community work and research are worked with in detail. The course also includes an in-depth focus on critical thinking and a number of current social issues.

Not applicable because current progression and concurrent courses rules mean no student will be adversely affected.

Not applicable because current progression and concurrent courses rules mean no student will be adversely affected.

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SOCA1010, SOCA1020, PSYC1010, PSYC1020 and SWRK1001 and SWRK1002 or SWRK1010A and SWRK1010B, SWRK2001, SWRK2003 and concurrent completion of SWRK2007.

Internal Mode

Self Directed Learning
Workshop

Workshop: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Workshop: for 3 hour(s) per Week for Full Term