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University of Birmingham, School of Social Policy Masters Degrees

We have 7 University of Birmingham, School of Social Policy Masters Degrees

The mission of the School of Social Policy is to ‘understand the world – but also to change it’. This means doing high quality and relevant research, but using this as a starting point for making a practical difference in the real world (through our teaching, through professional training and CPD for managers and practitioners, through policy advice and work in front-line services, through raising public and media awareness and through working directly alongside local people and communities).

In turning this mission into practice, we are proud of our many achievements, including running the UK's oldest social work training programme (dating back to 1908, our multiple award-winning NHS Management Training Scheme, the relationships we have with local partners in the public and voluntary sectors, and our leading role in the largest senior leadership development programmes in the history of the health service.

More than three quarters of our research is rated as 'world leading' or 'internationally excellent' in terms of its rigour, significance and originality, and we have extensive international links with like-minded partners at Harvard, Melbourne, Peking, Vancouver, Seoul and beyond.

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Advanced Child Protection Studies - MSc/PGDip/PGCert

University of Birmingham
School of Social Policy

This multidisciplinary Masters programme in Advanced Child Protection Studies is designed to develop specialist knowledge and skills within the field of child protection and safeguarding. Read more

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Global Public Policy - MA/PGDip

University of Birmingham
School of Social Policy

Policy making is becoming an increasingly complex process in the 21st Century. The context in which we make policy is radically changing, alongside the nature of the issues policymakers are required to address. Read more

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Health Care Policy and Management - MSc

University of Birmingham
School of Social Policy

The Health Care Policy and Management course at HSMC bridges the traditional divide between academic study and the worlds of health care policy and practice. Read more

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Migration Studies - MA

University of Birmingham
School of Social Policy

Our Master's degree in Migration Studies will introduce you to the main challenges and opportunities associated with the advent of new migration and super-diversity and equip you with the skills and knowledge you will need to address those challenges. Read more

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Social Policy - MA

University of Birmingham
School of Social Policy

Social Policy seeks to not only understand the social world, but seeks to change it for the better through practical action. Read more

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Social Work - MA

University of Birmingham
School of Social Policy

The University of Birmingham Social Work MA degree will provide you with a practice-focussed and eye-opening learning experience. Read more

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Sociology - MA

University of Birmingham
School of Social Policy

The 21st Century has witnessed rapid social changes in terms of our personal relationships, communities, politics and the technology we use. Read more

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