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You can now choose to study at your own pace and complete your master’s or doctoral degree on either a full-time or part-time basis.
This option is available for master’s and doctoral programmes worth 90 ECTS credits or more.
Tuition fees are calculated according to the number of ECTS credits in which you enrol.
Please refer to Article 16 of the Academic Regulations or contact the relevant services for further information.
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Course formatIn-Person
DegreeMasters
Semesters4
Credits120
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Entry requirements and conditions
Entry requirements and conditions
Applicants eligible for the study cycle leading to the Master¿s degree include: a) Holders of a bachelor¿s degree or legal equivalent; b) Holders of a foreign academic degree awarded following a first-cycle study program organized according to the principles of the Bologna Process by a state adhering to that process; c) Holders of a foreign higher academic degree recognized by the statutorily competent body as meeting the objectives of a bachelor¿s degree; d) Individuals with an academic, scientific, or professional curriculum recognized by the statutorily competent body of Universidade Lusófona as demonstrating the capacity to undertake this study cycle.
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Seriation Criteria
Seriation Criteria
- 60% - Mestrado - Classificação e adequação Licenciatura
- 20% - Mestrado - CV
- 20% - Mestrado - Carta de Motivação
Candidatos estrangeiros
- 50% - Mestrado - CV
- 50% - Mestrado - Carta de Motivação
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Technical and professional skills that I will acquire
Technical and professional skills that I will acquire
The competences of the Social Workers are at the level of theoretical knowledge and its operation in professional contexts in the domain of social policies and the communicative skills required in a professional environment. The master's degree should contribute enabling the professional to: Learn new ways of approaching social problems, in permanent update; Develop research that allows better knowledge of the study and intervention subject; Motivate him(her)self with autonomy, in the selection of training to acquire throughout life, in differentiated spaces of the national and international territory.
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Study plan and curriculum structure
Study plan and curriculum structure
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1º Ano / Common Core
- [1º Semestre]
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Advanced Methods of Research
10 ects -
Social Policy in Portugal and in the European Union
5 ects -
Thematic Seminar I - Inequalities, Inclusion and Social Welfare
5 ects -
Theoretical and Ethical Issues in Social Work
5 ects - Option I
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1º Ano / Specialisation: Risk and Violence
- [2º Semestre]
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Research Project
10 ects -
Thematic Seminar II - Contexts and Expressions of Deviant Behavior and Violence
5 ects -
Thematic Seminar III - Social Work in Situations of Risk and Violence
5 ects -
Thematic Seminar IV - Research Methodologies for Intervention in Situations of Risk and Violence
5 ects - Option II
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2º Ano / Common Core
- [Anual]
- Dissertation / Project Work / Internship Report
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1º Ano / Common Core
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Options
Options
- Option I
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Option II
- Gender Construction and Inequalities (Option II)
5 ects - Intervention Strategies for Children and Young People in Danger (Option II)
5 ects - Legal Support for Violence Protection (Option II)
5 ects - Sociology of Violence and Deviant Behavior (Option II)
5 ects
- Gender Construction and Inequalities (Option II)
- Dissertation / Project Work / Internship Report
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Course Team
Course Team
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Career opportunities and career prospects
Career opportunities and career prospects
The attainment of the 2nd Degree provides a qualification in the area of Social Service with repercussions in the persecution of a profession and academic career. Deepening the scientific and research methodology prepares post-graduates for integrating and leading research projects in the area of Social Work. It may be viewed as a degree of access to academic career at the level of Doctorate and Post-doctorate. It allows for the acquisition of conceptual and methodological instruments for the production of knowledge, fundamental to the social work in the present day.
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What master's or postgraduate degrees can I pursue afterward?
What master's or postgraduate degrees can I pursue afterward?
Specialisation and post-graduation programs, including 3rd cycle programs referring to PhD studies.
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Scientific areas of the course
Scientific areas of the course
Serviços sociais
Lisboa | F. Ciências Sociais, Educação e Adm.
Current Application Dates
Course Direction
Secretariat
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Telephone extension640
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LocationSala C.1.24
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Service hours2ªf a 6ªf - 9h às 13h e das 14h às 15h
Agência de Avaliação e Acreditação do Ensino Superior
Graduation Requirements
Have completed a total of 120 ECTS.
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