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Richard Hugman is Emeritus Professor of Social Work in the School of Social Sciences at the University of New South Wales. He is a qualified social worker with a significant amount of practice experience. His recent research includes developing new approaches to ethics in the caring professions, particularly focusing on virtue ethics in social work. Hugman has conducted critical analyses on the meaning of human rights for refugees settled in Australia. Additionally, he has explored international social work issues, emphasizing cultural differences, shared values, and social development in social work practice. Among his projects, he has worked with UNICEF in Vietnam to advise the government on the development of professional social work. He has also held positions as ethics commissioner for the International Federation of Social Workers and has worked on research projects that span late life, community social welfare, and mental health. Hugman is a Foundation Fellow of the Australian College of Social Work and a Fellow of the Australian Association of Gerontology.
University of New South Wales • Sydney, Australia
Teaching and supervising postgraduate research in social work, focusing on ethical issues and international social work.
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