Ms Liz Clarke
BA Modern European Studies, PG Diploma Mental Health Studies, MA/DipSW Applied Social Studies, Masters in Public Administration
Senior Lecturer in Social Work
School of Sport, Nutrition and Allied Health Professions

Role
Teaching and supervision
Courses
Modules taught
- SWRK7009 Professional Communication and Skills Development;
- SWRK5005 Children and Families Social Work;
- SWRK7002 Theory and Intervention in Children and Families Social Work;
- SWRK7011 & SWRK6011 Skills;
- SWRK6005 Professional Consolidation
Professional information
Memberships of professional bodies
- Social Work England
Further details
Other experience
- Child Protection Social Worker
- Manager of mental health service in the Voluntary Sector
- Independent Practice Educator
I started working for mental health services (Nottingham Advocacy Group, MIND, Oxfordshire Mental Health Matters, etc.) in the Voluntary sector 20 years ago and completed a PGCert from Anglia Ruskin University in Mental Health Studies in 1999. I trained as a Social Worker and qualified with a Masters in Applied Social Studies and a Diploma in Social Work from Oxford University in 2003.
I went on to manage an adult mental health voluntary sector service in South Oxfordshire for 5 years. I then practiced as a Children and Families Social Worker in Oxford City and Banbury for a year and then as a Child Protection Social Worker in South Oxfordshire for 4 years. I graduated with a MA in Public Administration from Warwick University in 2013.
For the past 10 years, I have acted as an Independent Practice Educator for Social Work students on placement. I joined the Social Work teaching team at Oxford Brookes University in November 2014. I also work as a part-time Tutor in Social Work at Ruskin College.
