What questions will I be asked during an interview for a degree in Social work - masters?

Answer 1

They will want you to demonstrate your current knowledge about the sector and how keen you are to do the course.

I think you should be enthusiastic throughout the interview. Its dedication that they want to see.

Answer 2

You will likely be asked about your previous qualifications, especially your degree if you have one and what you specialised in, in your final year.

You will be asked why you want to do the ma. Also, what career aims you have related to the ma course.

The interviewer will probably ask you what part of the ma or aspect of social work you like best.

Perhaps also how you will fund the course.

You may be asked about any interests you put on the form.

Good Luck.

If you can fund yourself, pay the fees and your living expenses and have a 2.2 or above in your degree or relevant social work etc- you will definitely get on the course no problem or maybe you already have an offer.

Answer 3

They will going to be looking at how well you fit within their social work program (not all schools of social work are the same). You will want to be fully familiar with the schools mission statement and objectives and the program of study they offer. Give consideration to how this fits with what you want to do. They will also want to understand what has prepared you to enter grad school generally and social work specifically. They will be looking at your ability to critically reflect on your life and experiences and how this prepares you for a career in SW. DA

Answer 4

Do you mind frequenting the Projects?
Can you run faster than a pit-bull?
Did you grow up in a Trailer Park?

Answer 5

a lot of behaviourial /situational type questions .
Tell me a time when......
How would you handle......

You will be asked about your experience dealing with a specific issue related to the law and individual rights