This Master's degree program focuses on community work and multicultural development, offering a unique social policy and humanistic approach. It provides an excellent opportunity to explore global, ecological, and social challenges, alongside sustainable development solutions. You will learn to apply theories and practices of eco-social work, social pedagogy, and community work in various professional contexts. The program is designed for individuals with a Bachelor's degree in humanities and social sciences and at least two years of relevant work experience. The curriculum delves into the history and future of Nordic welfare systems, encouraging discussions with peers and experts. You will develop expertise in managing customer relationships and multicultural development processes, with an emphasis on culturally sensitive approaches and interaction skills. The studies also aim to expand your international networks and deepen your understanding of multiculturalism in both local and global contexts. This program offers flexible, online studying, allowing for part-time or full-time engagement from anywhere in the world, and fosters collaboration with other international master's students and specialists at TAMK. Graduates will be equipped to develop and manage social and health care services, as well as educational organizations. The program enhances your abilities in multicultural work, sustainable development, and community work, preparing you for leadership roles in public, non-profit, or private sectors focused on community well-being and safety.
Graduates will have strengthened abilities to develop and manage social and health care services and educational organizations. The expertise gained in multicultural work, sustainable development, and community work prepares you for roles in state, municipal, NGO, company, or educational institution settings, focusing on promoting community well-being and safety. The program also supports growth into leadership positions.
This is a mid-career Master's degree. The program is primarily online and may not meet the contact teaching requirements for immigration purposes.
Information on scholarships is available via a separate link.
Applicants need a Bachelor's degree in humanities or social sciences (e.g., social work, sociology, education) and a minimum of two years (24 months) of relevant work experience obtained after the Bachelor's degree.
The tuition fee for non-EU/EEA citizens is 12,000 € per academic year. Information on scholarships is available via a separate link.
The programme is 90 ECTS and has a flexible duration of 1.5 to 2.5 years. It is offered fully online, allowing for part-time or full-time study from anywhere.
Applications are submitted through the Studyinfo.fi service. Key steps include checking eligibility, preparing a pre-task assignment (published by November 30th), gathering required documents, and submitting the complete application.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Community Development Manager, Multicultural Affairs Specialist, Social Services Developer, or Project Manager in the Social Sector. The programme also supports growth into leadership positions within state, municipal, NGO, company, or educational institution settings.