Community Development and Social Work : the Unitec “Recipe”.
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Matthewson, Peter
Hughes, Catherine
McNabb, David
Kuruvila, A.
Roberts, Lorne
Hughes, Catherine
McNabb, David
Kuruvila, A.
Roberts, Lorne
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2015-02
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Conference Contribution - Oral Presentation
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Unitec courses
social work education
community development
field-based
social justice
social work education
community development
field-based
social justice
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Matthewson, P. J., Hughes, C., McNabb, D., Kuruvila, A., & Roberts, L. (2015, February). Community Development and Social Work:
The Unitec “Recipe” . Paper presented at Community Development Conference, Unitec Waitakere Campus, Auckland.
Abstract
Unitec has in recent years been unique among Social Work qualifications in New Zealand, in that the Bachelor of Social Practice degree has offered a major specialisation in Community Development.
Title Social Practice incorporates the disciplines/professions of both Social Work and Community Development
Thematic emphasis on the values they hold in common, especially a strong commitment to human rights and social justice
Implemented in both academic teaching and fieldwork placements
Challenge of change to four year degree, with external regulatory constraints
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