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Home > Social Work@IUC.Dubrovnik

Social Work@IUC.Dubrovnik

Social work has a long history at the Inter-University Centre (IUC) in Dubrovnik. The Centre provides a post-graduate level set of social work courses for social work professors, and students, but also practitioners and service-users.
 
The courses provide an excellent opportunity to discuss contemporary issues in social work, while in a pleasant environment and with good people.
 
What makes our courses different is not only the environment in which they are held, but also their pace and depth.
 
In contrast with more impersonal conferences and congresses, spending a week in a company of other engaged people enables in-depth dialogue and discourse, whilst facilitating the development of productive and collaborative relationships.
 
The School for Social Work Theory and Practice at the moment offers nine courses:

Social Work Theories and Methods
Social Work and Spirituality
Precariat and Social Work
Community Social Work
Social Work with Youth in Conflict with Law
Social Work with Children and Youth
Social Work and Social Policies
Social Work with Old Age
Social Work and Deinstitutionalisation
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