The Social Work Bachelor program is designed to inspire socio-critical and ethical reflection on professional practice from a Christian perspective. The project-oriented program provides a combination of theoretical and practical content, with an emphasis on practice-related knowledge transfer, supervised practice, and counselling. The program also provides students the opportunity to specialise and prioritise according to their individual areas of interest within a given framework. 

Objectives and career prospects

It qualifies graduates to work in various fields of social work, for example:

• Family and educational support, counselling
• Youth and adult education
• Intercultural social work
• Child and youth welfare
• Social gerontology
• Social rehabilitation
• Rehabilitation
• Community and urban development
• Training and professional development

Curriculum includes

• Basic theories in social work and its related fields of study
• Basic skills such as group work, counselling and the integration of arts, culture and media in social work
• Advanced theory
• Advanced coursework in basic theories and practice-related case studies