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Introduction

This unit enables final year social work students to articulate and integrate their personal theoretical and philosophical approach to the realities of social work as political practice. Utilising explanations based in critical theory to inform and build reflexive practice aimed at change, students identify social issues from their placements to consolidate their approach and build their social work identity.

Please Note: HGW411 is a co-requisite for HGW403 Social Work Practicum 2 and therefore the following applies to ensure eligibility for HGW411 as well as for HGW403:

Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Social Work are required to provide a new National Police Certificate in Semester 1 for each year that a Professional Education Placement is undertaken. In accordance with the University of Tasmania Safe to Practice Policy and Work Health and Safety Policy, students are also required to sign a 'Safe to Practice' agreement in Semester 1 regarding their medical, physical and psychological capacity to practice safely on placement and without adverse impact on themselves, professional colleagues or clients.

Summary 2020

Unit name Advanced Critical Practice
Unit code HGW411
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Arts, Law and Education
School of Social Sciences
Discipline Social Work
Coordinator

Dr Jenny Hay

Level Honours
Available as student elective? No
Breadth Unit? No

Availability

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Requisites

Prerequisites

HGW302; HGW303; HGW308; HGW309; HGW310; HGW317 or HGW301; HGW401; HGW402; HGW412; HGW413

Co-requisites

HGW403 or HGW409

Teaching

Teaching Pattern

Intensive sessions taught over three two-day intensives and online learning

Assessment

Participation (20%); 1 assignment of 1500 words (or equivalent) (30%); 1 assignment of 3000 words (or equivalent) (50%)

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