Social work: Shaping diversity
Master
The aim of the Master's degree programme in Social Work: Shaping Diversity is to teach diversity-sensitive professional skills in social work.
This includes diversity-sensitive professional, social, methodological and personal competences.
| Start | Winter semester |
|---|---|
| Admission Criteria | Unrestricted admission |
| Application period | - |
| Study format | Full time |
| Study cost | None (only semester fee) |
| Normal duration | 3 Semester |
| Language | German |
| ECTS | 90 |
Prospects after graduation
Possible fields of activity for graduates of this Master's degree programme:
- Leading positions in specialist services and areas of social, educational and youth welfare at district and city level as well as at independent welfare organisations and civil society organisations
- Scientific activities in research institutes and counselling for social service providers
- Quality and evaluation officers in administrations, social institutions and welfare organisations
- Activities in social, educational or youth welfare planning
- Officer for fundamental issues of strategic social planning as well as for science and development in administrations and organisations in the social sector
- Consultant for the professional development of specific fields of social action or for specialist advice for social organisations and institutions
- Inclusion officer, diversity officer, equal opportunities officer (e.g. women, people with disabilities, senior citizens)
Is a doctorate possible with a Master's degree?
Yes, after completing a Master's degree in the Social Work: Shaping Diversity programme, you have the opportunity to do a doctorate.
Doctoral support is structurally anchored in our programme. Prof Dr Katrin Liel and Prof Dr Matthias Laub are doctoral advisors at the Faculty of Social Work and are happy to help you achieve this goal.
We offer individual counselling and support for those interested in doing a doctorate and doctoral candidates, e.g. during consultation hours, information events or during the annual DGSA Doctoral Colloquium SüdOst.
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