6. 32. 1. Intended Learning Outcomes

By the end of the programme a graduate will be able to:

6. 32. 1. 1. 1. think critically to analyse, interpret, conceptualise and solve complex social work problems;

             2. use digital technologies and literacies to assess, evaluate and synthesise relevant information from multiple sources;

             3. assess client systems and their social functioning;

             4. plan and implement appropriate social work intervention strategies and techniques when working with individuals, groups and communities;

             5. plan, execute social work research and utilisation of findings to inform social work intervention;

             6. understand how social welfare policies and legislation are developed and influenced;

             7. understand roles, functions, knowledge and skills for effective social work supervision;

             8. identify the purpose, functions and principles of social work within the developmental social work paradigm;

             9. formulate project plans for funding social services;

             10. work effectively in an inter-sectoral and multi- and/or inter-disciplinary setting to deliver social services; and

             11. understand roles, functions, principles and characteristics of management and administration within social service delivery.