VALUES - FOCUSED SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE

M.A. PROGRAM

 

The M.A. Program functions in the Social Work Department of West University Timisoara

Welcome!

Welcome to the website of the “Values-Focused Social Work Practice” M.A. Program.

We hope that the information presented here will be of interest to you and we invited you to not hesitate in contacting us for any questions, observations and suggestions.

With best thoughts,
Professor Alexandru Neagoe, PhD
Assistant Dean
West University Timisoara
Faculty of Sociology and Psychology
Social Work Department

About us

Mission and Objectives
Teaching Staff
Curriculum
Professional Competences and Employment Opportunities
Partner Organizations
Student Feedback

Contact

West University Timisoara
Blvd. Vasile Pârvan, nr. 4

SECRETARY
Andra Rotaru, Room 225
Tel. 0256-592282
Office hours:
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 12-15
andrutzarotaru@yahoo.com

M.A. PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Professor Alexandru Neagoe, PhD
Tel. 0722-605511
alexandru.neagoe@e-uvt.ro

M.A. Program Objectives

  • training professionals to be capable of providing social and spiritual assistance in an integrative way;
  • developing professional competences in the field of Theology and Social Work;
  • studying the spiritual needs and sensitivities of the beneficiaries of social services.

Why would I apply to this M.A. Program?

  • an elite academic environment – West University Timisoara;
  • a large spectrum of competences and abilities in the field of Theology and Social Work;
  • a flexible study schedule – Friday afternoon and Saturday;
  • scholarships available, based on academic and social criterias;
  • academic staff of great reputation – including international Visiting Professors;
  • a diversity of disciplines with a special scientific content, both in the field of Theology and Social Work;
  • Logistical, bibliographical and financial support offered by the Areopagus Centre during the entire program of studies.

Interdisciplinary Conference – Religious Hypotheses and the Study of Human Nature

The interdisciplinary conference will be held in Timisoara, Romania from 28-29 October, 2022. It focuses on the biblical view of human beings, seeking to answer the question about its truth from a multiplicity of angles, from philosophical through theological to scientific-empirical approaches. The talks are addressed to academics working in and outside the respective fields as well as to an interested lay audience. Attendance is free, for more information please refer to the poster above or visit: religioushypotheses.com/conference

The project “Religious Hypotheses and the Study of Human Nature” is a part of the project “New Horizons for Science and Religion in Central and Eastern Europe” funded by the John Templeton Foundation, coordinated locally by the Agora Christi Foundation and carried out under the auspices of the Ian Ramsey Centre for Science and Religion of the University of Oxford and the Romanian Academy, Iasi Branch.