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Poslední úprava: MORAVEC (15.05.2015)
The aims of the student unit are that the student: - understands the diversity of phenomena which social policy and social work address - is able to analyse the basis of social policy and social welfare in promoting health and well being, participation and social justice and overcoming social pathology - is familiar with the different definitions of welfare, related to history and diverse contexts - is able to differentiate the range of ‘welfare regimes’ and how these affect the context and practice social service and diaconal work - Is familiar with the legal framework for social work and welfare in the Czech Republic and the European Union - is familiar with the basics of the welfare state in the Czech Republic and their own/another national context The content of the study unit includes: - Basic social policy (scope and aims) - Definitions of health and welfare - Legal basis of welfare and social work in the Czech Republic and the European Union - Welfare regimes in a global context - Structure of the welfare state in the Czech Republic and their own or another national context Process of the Study Unit Week 6-7 (1, 5 cr.) Mag. Dennis Londo Video clips: Basic approaches to social work and social policy and definitions of welfare 2 h Assignment: Get acquainted with the welfare state of Czech Republic or of the context where the student is based Week 9 Mag. Tony Addy (responsible teacher) & Ing. Romana Belová Contact teaching 12 h + video lecture 2 h (Week 13-14) = 0,5 cr. Welfare, history and diverse context and different definition Basic social policy (scope and aims) Social policy and social exclusion Basis of the welfare state in the Czech Republic and their own/another context Week 12-13 + week 14 Mag. Dennis Londo Video lectures: Welfare regimes and their strength and weaknesses 2h Mag. Tony Addy ( responsible teacher ) 3cr Assignment: Explore a social welfare policy in depth + feedback session. |
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Poslední úprava: MORAVEC (15.05.2015)
Basic literature and study aids: Hill, M., Social Policy in the Modern World: A Comparative Text, 2006, Oxford, Wiley-Blackwell
Recommended literature: Lister, R., Understanding Theories and Concepts in Social Policy 2010, Bristol, Policy Press Kennett, P., A Handbook of Comparative Social Policy, 2006, London, Edward Elgar Davies, M., (ed) Blackwell Companion to Social Work, 2007, Oxford, Wiley-Blackwell Dominelli, L., Social Work in a Globalizing World, 2010, Oxford, Polity Press Henderson, P. & Thomas, D., Skills in Neighborhood Work, 2001, London, Routledge Forester, D., On Human Worth: A Christian Vindication of Equality 2001,London, SCM Press |
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Poslední úprava: MORAVEC (15.05.2015)
Consultations: One and a half day contact teaching; 2 video clips (á 2 h); 4 x 1 hours supervision for individual assignment,
Individual work: 4 hours video lectures (obligatory) 4 hours supervision on Fronter, participation obligatory 111 hours distance learning, interviewing professionals and service users, reading books and journals |