„Are you interested in undergoing the courses of this master? The topics of the courses are very interesting and of actuality, the courses take place in a dynamic and interractive manner and the information you get is practical. The professors are higly qualified and open towards the students. If you want to apply for this master I congratulate you and kindly recomment it!”
Master Bologna accredited ARACIS / Ministry of Education, Research and Innovation
Developing higly qualified specialists in social support services for high risk groups:
- homeless people,
- human traffic victims,
- domestic violence victims, refugees and immigrants,
- drug users,
- commercial sex practicants,
- people with HIV/ AIDS,
- people in conflict with the law,
- elderly people,
- cross border criminality,
- survivors of natural disasters etc.
The proposed curriculum includes:
- anthropology and social research of risk groups,
- sociology of the body and of social risks,
- private initiatives,
- international perspectives in social assistance,
- European regulations in the field.
The Master Program aims to develop professional competencies needed in both the Public Service System of Social Work, NGO's and companies offering social responsibility programs.
The obtained competencies are according to the European Qualifications Framework.
The graduates will be able to work also in other connected fields: social services within the health system, social services within the educational system, social services in local and central public administration, social services in NGO's, CSR, international organizations (eg UN organizations, European Programs etc.)
We collaborate with professionals from Romania and abroad, with notable contributions in the field of social support services for risk groups. They take part as guests in the debates organized by the Master Program and by the Center for Research and Innovation in Social Services, which runs within the Faculty.
The main attraction of the debates organized by CCISS through its practical component of research for students - The Social Work, Probation and Risk Groups Club is that in the debates, alongside rennounde personalities, take part also some of the beneficiaries. We had guests such as: prisoners from Rahova Penitenciary, people with HIV/AIDS, drug users, Holocaust survivors, commercial sex practicants, domestic violence victims (see http://sas.unibuc.ro, news section).
During seminars we organize field visits to institutions and specialized centers for risk groups.
Site dezvoltat cu asistenta tehnica si financiara din partea United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
Faculty of Sociology and Social Assistance