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European Joint Master in Social Work with Children and Youth

By EACEA

The European Joint Master in Social Work with Children and Youth is a joint master programme focused on social work with children and young people. It is organised at a European level and is worth a look if you want specialised postgraduate training in this field. See the official page for full programme details.

Important dates

No dates have been announced yet. Check the official page.

This programme runs every year; dates usually move little from one round to the next.

Who can apply

Open to applicants of all nationalities who are applying at master level in fields related to social work, children and youth. Other eligibility requirements are not given here; the official page has the details.

What is covered

No funding or benefit information is provided in the facts available here. The official page lists any scholarships, fees, tuition or living cost support if they exist.

How to apply

Application instructions are not included in the facts available here. For application steps, required documents and entry procedures consult the programme website on the official page.

Deadline

No application deadline is announced in the facts available here; check the official page for current dates and opening periods.

Written by our editors from the official information.

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Apply on the official site

https://eswochy.eu/

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