About Dynamics of Domestic Violence MA, MA - at University of Worcester

This course was developed in response to the governmental White Paper 'Safety and Justice'. It ran as a postgraduate certificate from 2005 until 2010 and was developed into an MA starting in 2011 as a result of a glowing periodic review report.

The course is delivered by an award-winning team of specialists in the field with a wealth of academic and practice experience. In 2010 the course was reviewed by an independent panel which highlighted the course leader's inspirational leadership and expressed appreciation of the course's transformational nature, which facilitated personal and professional development.

Course aim

The course gives students an in-depth knowledge and understanding of domestic abuse and its impact, in order to inform professional practice in line with good practice indicators and sector Occupational Standards.

Who should apply

This course is for those who currently work in the domestic violence sector (statutory agencies or voluntary organisations) and anyone who aims to do so in the future.

"An innovative, market leading, flagship programme which integrated service users, providers and practitioners in its delivery." (ASME Report 2010)

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Entry requirements for this course

Contact University of Worcester to find course entry requirements.

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