On completion of their course students are expected to have developed:
* the ability to integrate theory drawn from several disciplines and
understand its relevance for and application in practice;
* an understanding and acceptance of the values of welfare work, and an
appreciation of the intrinsic importance of an ethical base for practice;
* the skills of competent welfare work practice, based on the ability to
analyse situations, assess and apply an appropriate professional response, and
evaluate the outcome;
* generic skills in written, oral and interpersonal communication with a
range of audiences;
* the ability to contribute critically to the development and performance
of organisational and professional responses to social need in a changing
social and political environment.
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