Embedding and enhancing graduate qualities and employment opportunities within social work at Ulster

Denise Mac Dermott

Embedding and enhancing graduate qualities and employment opportunities within social work at Ulster

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Abstract

Work based learning is a core element of social work education and learning comprising 50% of the degree programme for undergraduate and postgraduate students in Northern Ireland. Practice based learning is a central tenet in contemporary social work practice. In an increasingly competitive labour market embedding employment strategies within the curriculum is essential for students, providing an opportunity to showcase their graduate qualities and for the University securing external partnerships with social work employers.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication
Publisher	N/A
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 28 Apr 2016
Event	Employability: Challenge and Change in an Evolving Landscape - Belfast Duration: 28 Apr 2016 → …

Conference

Conference	Employability: Challenge and Change in an Evolving Landscape
Period	28/04/16 → …

Keywords

Employability
Graduate Qualities
Social Work

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