The Master's Degree in Social Work for Social and Health Care is a two-year program designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in social work, with a specific focus on integrated social and health care. This program aims to train professionals capable of addressing complex social issues and promoting well-being in diverse communities. It combines theoretical learning with practical experience, preparing graduates for leadership roles in social and health services.
The curriculum is structured over two years, offering a comprehensive study plan that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application. Students will engage with core social work principles, research methodologies, and specialized topics relevant to social and health care settings.
Graduates from the Master's program are prepared for a variety of professional roles within social and health care sectors. The program equips them with the skills necessary to make a significant impact in their chosen career paths.
A CV, motivation letter, and interview may also be required as part of the admission process. Specific academic requirements may vary based on the applicant's previous educational background.
The exact amount of fees and taxes can vary. For detailed information, please refer to the University of Trento's official fee structure and regulations for the specific academic year.
The program is a Master's Degree (Laurea Magistrale) awarded by the University of Trento, recognized within the European Higher Education Area.
You need a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work or a related field. A minimum IELTS score of 6.0 is also required for English proficiency. A CV, motivation letter, and an interview may be part of the admission process.
Tuition fees are generally waived, provided certain criteria are met. However, students may need to pay a regional tax (EDISU fee) and a stamp duty. The exact amount can vary, so refer to the University's official fee structure.
The Master in Social Work for Social and Health Care is a two-year program. It is structured over two academic years, combining theoretical learning with practical experience.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Social Worker in public and private services, Health Care Social Worker, Project Manager in social and health initiatives, Coordinator of social services, Community Social Worker, or Researcher in social policy and practice.
You need to check admission requirements, prepare documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency, submit an online application via the University of Trento's portal, and complete pre-enrolment if you are a non-EU student. An admission selection process will follow.
Yes, international students may be eligible for Regional Scholarships based on economic status and academic merit, or merit-based University of Trento Scholarships. Amounts are variable.