526 Part-time Master's degrees in Social Work

The Masters of Social Work (Qualifying) from University of Wollongong will equip you with the knowledge and skills to make important contributions which benefit individuals and communities.

Be an advocate for social justice and human rights. Make a real difference to the lives of people in need. Excel in your career in one of the fastest growing professions with Social Work (Qualifying) degree offered by Federation University Australia 

The Graduate Diploma in Research Methods programme from Flinders University is an intensive, one-year qualification designed to provide you with in-depth knowledge of research methods and your subject area as a pathway to a higher degree by research.   

This MSc in Applied Leadership and Management in Social Care at the Atlantic Technological University has been designed to develop the leadership, managerial, and organisational skills of the Health and Social Care and Public Sector leader and manager.

Throughout this Advanced Professional Practice (Health and Social Care Professions) study delivered by University of Plymouth you'll develop your current knowledge and expertise, linking it to contemporary literature, theory and research and apply it to your area of practice.

The Refugee Care programme from University of Essex brings together people from diverse walks of life and parts of the globe to explore how we can therapeutically care for refugee people more effectively. 

The Social Work programme at the University of Chester will offer you an opportunity to develop the skills needed to perform as a social work practitioner in today’s challenging and unpredictable landscape.

Dalhousie University’s Master of Social Work (MSW) programme embraces a critical and anti-oppressive, social justice approach to social work practice. Your MSW prepares you for successful careers in the health, medicine, science, and social work fields. 

This Social Policy course at the University of Malta will provide interested applicants with a more flexible way of furthering your studies. 

Prepare to inspire and educate across cultures, with advanced knowledge of intercultural communication and its role in education with this Cross-Cultural Communication and Education programme from Newcastle University.

Through the Health Practice - Mental Health and Addictions course from Auckland University of Technology you'll explore a range of evidence and theories related to mental health and addictions recovery and rehabilitation.

Work with people and make a positive impact with the Human Services (Thesis) course from University of Canterbury.

The Social Work (Applied) course from University of Canterbury offers the opportunity for students with an approved social science degree to complete a recognised professional qualification over two years.

The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) from the University of the Sunshine Coast allows you to advance your skills and knowledge for a fairer world.  

The Social Work (Qualifying) programme from University of Tasmania prepares students for generalist social work practice, helping them to develop core knowledge, skills and values that can be applied across fields and methods of social work practice.

In the Master of Social Work at Kingston University will accelerate your path towards a career with the potential to change lives for the better.

Increasingly, practitioners are being called upon to lead effective change, implementing key leadership and management skills to improve both clinical and patient delivery within their health and social care organisation. Earn a Leadership and Management in Health and Social Care (Online) degree at University of Derby.

Study the MSc Applied Social Research at University of Stirling to gain hands-on skills in data analysis, research design, and evaluation, preparing you for career success or further study.

The Social Work degree offered by  University of Essex offers you a unique opportunity to undertake research in a variety of social and health contexts.

The Refugee Care programme from University of Essex brings together people from diverse walks of life and parts of the globe to explore how we can therapeutically care for refugee people more effectively.