Description
The B. Social Work degree programme is designed to introduce and
equip students with knowledge, skills and understanding of the remedial,
pro-active and developmental approaches to social service delivery
to disadvantaged individuals, groups and communities in accordance
with policy as outlined in the White Paper for Social Welfare of
1997.
Rules
a) General rules of the Faculty of Arts apply.
b) The curriculum shall extend over at least four years of study.
c) A student shall complete the practical work programme for the
second, third and fourth year levels and shall hand in all reports
as determined by the Head of Department. A student who does not
report at the social welfare and social work agency where he/
she is placed and does not produce satisfactory written justification
for his/ her absence, will not be considered to have met the requirements
for the practical work programme.
d) From the second, third and fourth year of study, students undergoing
practical work must register with the South African Council for
Social Service Professions as a student social worker in terms
of the regulations made under the Social Service Professions Act,
1978.
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Staff
Professor
Vacant
Senior Lecturer
N.H. Ntombela, BA (SW) (North), BA (SW)
(Hons) (UZ), B.(Psy)(Hons) (UZ), M.Med.Sc. (SW) (UDW), PhD
(UZ), Proj. Management Boston University
Lecturers
M.D. Gabela, Dip (SW), H Dip (Com. Org),
BA (SW) (Hons) (UZ)
S.J. Magagula, BA (SW) (UNITRA), BA (SW) (Hons) (UZ), MA (SW)
Clinical, Jackson State USA, D.Phil (UZ)
B.N. Ndlovu, Dip: Pers Management & Training Damelin,
BA (SW) Fort Hare, BA (Hons) Industrial Sociology, Personnel
Management and Training (Damelin), MA (Community Work) (UZ)
T.Z. Ramphele, BA (SW) (Hons) UFH, MA Social Science (Rhodes),
HRM (IPM -JHB)
M.S. Sithole BA (SS) (Unisa), B Tech: LRM (Unisa), B Tech:
HRD (Unisa), MA (SS) UJ
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