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Executive Master of Sociology and Social Work
Overview
The Executive Master's in Sociology and Social Work includes four tracks, with a study duration of two years through coursework and an applied project.
Available Tracks for Admission (Clinical Social Work, Community Security)
Eligible Applicants
Male and female students
Method of study
Courses and Research Project
Degree
Master
School level
Postgraduate studies
Place of study (Male Students)
Buraydah - Qassim Region - Headquarters
Place of study (female students)
College Headquarters in Buraydah - Al-Iskan Neighborhood
Required specialization
Bachelor's degree in all disciplines
Admission from outside the major
Bachelor's degree in all disciplines
Years of study
No less than two academic years
Study period
None
Number of Credit Hours
46
Credits required for graduation
46
STEP test
None
Other conditions
School days on the weekend, Friday and Saturday.
Tuition fees
60,000
Required GPA
of at least 5
2.75
of at least 4
1.75
of at least 100
70
Preference Mechanism for Admission
GPA
50%
Undergraduate Aptitude Test
20%
Differentiation test
30%
Learning Objectives
1- Keeping up with international standards in graduate programs in the fields of sociology and social work.
2- Giving students the research, scientific and practical skills that enable them to practice professionally in their field of specialization.
3- Preparing qualified scientific and leadership competencies in the medical and security fields, developing the non-profit sector, and providing guidance and counseling services to serve all sectors and institutions of the Saudi society.
4- Providing students with the knowledge and skills necessary for professional practice in various fields and fields of social welfare.
5- To provide students with the scientific foundations for studying social phenomena and issues and developing solutions to them.
6- Participate in planning programs, projects and social services for treatment, prevention and development within the framework of the Saudi society's regulations.
7- Equip students with the fundamentals of professional intervention to deal with issues and problems facing individuals, families, groups, and local communities.
Learning outcomes
Knowledge
1- Knowing the mission and philosophy of social work according to the levels of professional work and areas of practice in Saudi society.
2- Understanding the theories and models of professional practice in the different fields of social welfare in Saudi society.
3- Describe the basics of proper planning for community development.
4. Understand the methods for designing and implementing social programs and projects.
Skills
1- Designing professional intervention programs with individuals, families, groups and communities in Saudi society.
2- Planning social programs, projects and services to contribute to achieving community development.
3. Conducting scientific research and studies to address the problems and issues of individuals, families, groups, and local communities.
Values
1- Utilizes appropriate information and communication technologies extensively in researching social issues and concerns.
2- Continuous self-education and enhancement of academic knowledge.
3- Responsibility and community participation.
4- Cooperation and teamwork.
Tracks
The main tracks or disciplines covered by the program:
1- Clinical social work.
Social development and investment.
3- Guidance and Counseling. .
4- Community Security. .
Job opportunities
Social worker.
Social researcher.