Name of the postgraduate program
Military social assistance
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General details about the postgraduate program
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Type of postgraduate study programPostgraduate program of training and continuous professional development
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Location of the postgraduate programWest University of Timişoara
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Responsible for the postgraduate study programUniv. Prof. Dr. Cosmin GOIAN
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E-mail address responsible for the graduate programcosmin.goian@e-uvt.ro
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Number of ECTS credits9 (8 + 1 graduation exam)
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The certification document of the graduation of the postgraduate study programCertificate of attestation of professional competencies
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Amount of tuition fee1500 lei
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Maximum number of students who can be enrolled25
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Minimum number of students who can be enrolled10
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Duration of the postgraduate program96 hours of teaching activities
Framing the postgraduate study program in science fields
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Bachelor's degreeSocial assistance
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Master's degree fieldSocial assistance
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The branch of scienceSociology
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The fundamental fieldSocial Sciences
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Wide range according to the international classification ISCED-F 201309 – Health and social assistance
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Restricted domain according to the international classification ISCED-F 2013092 – Care and social assistance
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Detailed field according to the international classification ISCED-F 20130923 - Social assistance and counseling
Accreditation of the postgraduate study program
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Approved by the Decision of the UVT SenateHS UVT no. 15 / 25.07.2024
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Registered in the National Register of Postgraduate Programs (RNPP) at the position575
Form of education
Language of instruction
Knowledge
- R1. Graduates have knowledge related to social problems and phenomena to facilitate the process of change at the individual, group, organizational or community level;
- R2. Graduates know the appropriate legal and policy frameworks for respecting, promoting and protecting the rights of individuals, families, groups and communities;
- R3. Graduates have knowledge of theories, research and intervention methods for developing social change strategies;
- R4. Graduates have knowledge in defining and differentiating the concepts of counseling and military social assistance;
- R5. Graduates have knowledge of counseling and social assistance strategies in military social assistance activity adapted according to the context of application;
- R6. Graduates have knowledge of human behavior;
- R7. Graduates know the terminology specific to the field of military social assistance;
- R8. Graduates have knowledge of working techniques in the counseling and military social assistance process;
- R9. Graduates have knowledge of the role of the military social worker and professional identity.
Abilities
- R10. Graduates have the ability to communicate through written and oral means with the people involved, clients, colleagues or other social actors;
- R11. Graduates acquire cognitive and practical skills necessary to perform tasks and solve problems by selecting and applying methods, tools, materials and basic information;
- R12. Graduates acquire specialized skills for solving research and/or innovation problems, for developing new knowledge and procedures, and for integrating knowledge from different fields in order to translate it into military social work;
- R13. Graduates acquire skills of reasoning, analysis and evaluation of dilemmatic situations from a deontological point of view;
- R14. Graduates can apply the theories, techniques, methods and tools of social work to enhance the social well-being of individuals, groups, organizations or communities;
- R15. Graduates have the ability to develop, design, coordinate and implement social intervention measures at the micro, meso/intermediate and macro level;
- R16. Graduates use new technologies, digital resources, online communications to select, analyze and present specific quantitative and qualitative information;
- R17. Graduates have the ability to collect and organize relevant data, apply critical thinking to analyze and interpret evidence-based information from clients or other sources;
- R18. Graduates have the ability to perform individual psychodiagnosis through quantitative and qualitative methods, in a relevant approach for the requested service.
Responsibility and autonomy
- R19. Graduates have the ability to work both independently and in a team or group to accomplish a specific task;
- R20. Graduates have the ability to communicate through written and oral means with the people involved, clients, colleagues or other social actors;
- R21. Graduates have the ability to collect and organize relevant data, apply critical thinking to analyze and interpret evidence-based information from clients or other sources;
- R22. Graduates have the ability to appreciate and evaluate individual and community resources, as well as to coherently integrate them into social intervention strategies;
- R23. Graduates have self-assessment skills and reflective practice regarding respect for values and principles of professional ethics in decision-making.
- R24. Graduates use skills specific to military social assistance to identify and effectively manage problems of an affective, emotional, behavioral, cognitive or social nature that beneficiaries may face (military, veterans, war invalids, their families);
- R25. Graduates have the ability to autonomously and responsibly apply knowledge and skills in the field of social assistance - in general - and military - in particular - in support of beneficiaries (military, veterans, war invalids, their families);
- R26. Graduates have the ability to apply knowledge of military social work in order to develop effective partnerships with military social work professionals from different NATO troops.
Curriculum disciplines
Qualitative methods applied in social assistance;
Military social services from an interdisciplinary perspective;
Prevention and intervention in military social assistance;
The resilience of military social assistance.
The postgraduate program develops skills:
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For an occupation from major group 2 of the COR (Classification of occupations in Romania)Social worker - COR code 263501
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For specific activities in CANE (Classification of activities in the national economy)Social work activities, without accommodation, for the elderly and for persons unable to care for themselves - NACE Code 8810 Other social work activities, without accommodation, n.e.c. - NACE Code 8899
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Key / transversal competenciesKey competencies: - personal, social and risk analysis/assessment competencies; - competencies in the field of social sciences, especially in military social assistance; - digital competencies. Transversal competencies: 1. Personal competencies: - application of the principles, norms and values of the code of professional ethics in various military psychosocial contexts. 2. Interpersonal competencies: - empathy, communication, transparency and positive relationships with military personnel and/or their families.
Admission criteria
University graduates with a bachelor's degree or equivalent in socio-human, medical or military fields.
Target group of the postgraduate program
University graduates with a bachelor's degree or equivalent in socio-human, medical or military fields.
Documents required for registration
1. Bachelor's degree or equivalent / short-term higher education graduation diploma;
2. Transcript/supplement to the bachelor's degree;
3. Birth certificate;
4. Marriage certificate (where applicable);
5. Identity card.
Details about the postgraduate study program
The program will take place weekly, every Saturday - 8 hours, between 09:00 - 17:00;
course 4 hours + seminar 4 hours
Organizational details
Registration process calendar
23.08.2024 (08:00) - 24.09.2024 (23:59)
Registrations for the postgraduate program can be made until the date of:
24.09.2024 at 23:59.
Postgraduate study program schedule
The postgraduate study program will take place over a period of 3 months
Program start date: October 5, 2024