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The School of Social Work at the University of Edenberg and Sir Edward College of Health and Allied Sciences are committed to training compassionate professionals who will make a meaningful impact on individuals, families, and communities in Tanzania and across Africa. Our programs equip students with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary for effective social work practice in diverse settings, including healthcare, community development, child welfare, and social justice advocacy. With the increasing demand for qualified social workers in Tanzania our graduates are prepared to address complex social challenges, promote social justice, and contribute to sustainable community development. By pursuing a degree in social work, students join a dedicated community focused on creating stronger, healthier, and more resilient societies.
Objectives
- Academic Excellence – Deliver a rigorous and practical curriculum that enhances critical thinking and professional competency.
- Professional Development – Equip students with essential skills for effective social work practice and lifelong learning.
- Community Engagement – Foster partnerships with organizations to provide hands-on learning and real-world experience.
- Research and Innovation – Encourage research that informs policy and practice in social work.
- Social Justice and Advocacy – Instill a strong commitment to human rights, social equity, and the empowerment of marginalized groups
- Cultural Competence and Diversity – Promote inclusivity and prepare students to work effectively with diverse populations.
- Sustainability and Capacity Building – Contribute to sustainable development through education, research, and community initiatives.
The faculty at the School of Social Work comprises experienced professionals dedicated to high-quality education, research, and community service.
Our lecturers and researchers bring extensive field experience in areas such as child welfare, mental health, medical and psychiatric social work, and social policy. They are committed to mentoring students, fostering innovative teaching practices, and advancing knowledge that addresses social challenges in Tanzania and Africa. Faculty members also engage in community outreach projects, ensuring that students gain hands-on experience while contributing to societal well-being.
Infrastructure
The School of Social Work offers modern facilities to support learning, research, and professional development:
- Classrooms: Equipped with smart boards, projectors, and flexible seating for interactive learning.
- Library: Comprehensive social work resources, online databases, and dedicated study spaces.
- Computer Labs: Advanced technology for research, data analysis, and academic work.
- Fieldwork Support: Coordinated internships and advisory services for practical experience.
- Research Labs: Well-equipped spaces for social work research and innovation.
- Student Support Services: Counseling, career guidance, and academic mentorship.
- Recreational Facilities: Student lounges and outdoor spaces for networking and relaxation.
- Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
- Master of Social Work in Community Development (MSW CD)
- Master of Science in Project Monitoring & Evaluation (MSc PME)
- Master of Social Work in Medical & Psychiatry (MSW M&P)
The School of Social Work at the University of Edenberg offers a variety of programs, each with a specific duration designed to meet the needs and schedules of our diverse student body.
- Undergraduate Programme - 4 Years of Eight (8) Semesters each.
- Postgraduate Programme - 2 Years of Four (4) Semesters each with final semester is dedicated for Dissertation and Research projects.
Mode of Delivery
Our programs are delivered through a flexible and student-centered approach:
- On-campus Lectures and Seminars – Face-to-face interactive sessions for deeper learning and engagement.
- Online Learning – Digital platforms offering course materials, discussions, and assignments for flexible learning.
- Field Practicum – Real-world experience through supervised placements in relevant institutions.
- Research and Capstone Projects – Independent study guided by faculty mentors to address pressing social issues.
- Bachelor Degree Programme
- Master Degree Programme