Social Work (Full-time)

About the Program

Whether in child and youth welfare, addiction counseling, or gerontology - discover the diverse fields of social work. Commit to a just society and support people in challenging life situations.

During your bachelor's studies, you will acquire pedagogical knowledge and develop various methods and counseling approaches. You will gain knowledge in reference sciences such as psychology, healthcare, and sociology.

A special focus is on collaboration in multi-professional teams and networks. In the integrated practical semester (5th semester), you apply your knowledge in practice.

What Will You Learn?

• Pedagogical and psychological expertise
• Methods and counseling approaches in social work
• Reference sciences: Psychology, Sociology, Healthcare
• Work in multi-professional teams and networks
• Economic framework conditions of social work
• Integrated practical semester (5th semester)
• Social policy knowledge and professional action

Practice-oriented training at 5 locations - no NC and accredited.

Curriculum

Your Career Prospects After Graduation

Upon completing your Bachelor's degree in Social Work, numerous career opportunities open up to you. You can work in public, non-profit, and private organizations.