Compulsory Courses - Social policy and administration - Social work research - Social services management - Human behavior and social environment I - Human behavior and social environment II - The Law, ethics and social work - Theory and practice of social work – Casework - Theory and practice of social work – Groupwork - Theory and practice of social work – Community development - Social science theories for social work Elective Courses - Emotion-focused interventions: theory and practice - Cognitive-behavioral interventions - Mental health problems in old age - Family social work - Special topics in mental health I – Narrative therapy - The Satir model and family reconstruction - Intervention in health care settings - Children and youth mental health - Adventure-based counseling: theory and practice - Financial planning and management for social service organisations - Counselling in educational setting - Qualitative research methods - Social gerontology - Play Therapy - Social policy and ageing - Current social welfare policy issues - Use of creative arts in social work practice - Conflict resolution and mediation - Contemporary perspectives on death, dying and bereavement - Evidence-based interventions and care for people with dementia - Social work in school settings - Theories and practices of positive psychology and strength-based interventions - Quantitative research methods and statistical analysis - Social work intervention with the elderly - Organisational analysis and strategic organisational management - Social work with persons with mental illness - Psychosocial approaches in mental health care - Advanced social work practice with children and youth - Social innovation and enterprise - Evidence-based programmes in global ageing contexts (intensive course) - Working with couples - Pre-placement workshop - Knowledge and Intervention for SEN children - Assessment in mental health: A bio-psychosocial approach - Principles of Drama Therapy - Comprehensive assessment for psychogeriatric care - Mental health recovery: Narrative and strengths-based practices - Information and communication technology in human service organizations - Social Work and Health Care