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MPhil Social Work
Keele University

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MPhil - Master of Philosophy
Location

Keele University
Study mode

Full time
Start date

14-SEP-26
Duration

1 Year

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Course summary

The social work group in the School of Medicine, a key component of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, is committed to excellence in research that develops knowledge about social work and that can be applied to advance the quality of professional practice for the benefit of people that use social work, in the region, nationally and internationally. Our research is grounded in a rich interdisciplinary approach and undertaken in partnership with a wide range of service delivery organisations. A wide range of research methods are used across the social work department, to conduct research about the experience of people using social work, the evaluation of professional practice and quality of professional education. Facilities The Faculty welcomes postgraduate research students from around the world as members of this community, providing a high standard of facilities, including well equipped office space, postgraduate seminars, an annual postgraduate conference, and social events. The inter-disciplinary nature of the Faculty provides excellent opportunities for networking both with other postgraduates and with the academic staff at Keele, thus helping postgraduate researchers to achieve their full potential in a stimulating and lively research environment. Research staff and students The Faculty attracts UK and international post-graduate students studying for full-time and part-time PhD and MPhil degrees and part-time Professional Doctorate degrees. Faculty members produce high quality academic work of international significance and of relevance to many user communities. We have received major research grants, doctoral and post-doctoral awards.