
The Bachelor International Social Work program at HAN University of Applied Sciences prepares you to address global challenges such as poverty, human rights violations, and climate change. You will learn to connect with diverse groups, empower individuals and communities, and facilitate positive social change. This unique program, the only one of its kind in the Netherlands, focuses on international community development and creating inclusive societies. You'll gain hands-on experience from the first year, applying theoretical knowledge to real-world social work scenarios. The curriculum also explores creative methods, including art, music, sports, and technology, to foster engagement and empowerment.
With a Bachelor's degree in International Social Work, you are prepared to collaborate with local and international professionals and target groups. Your career possibilities are vast and limited only by your imagination. You can work on community health programs, initiate educational projects for children and youth, support women's empowerment through microcredit, or facilitate programs in refugee camps.
NVAO (Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders)
This is the only Bachelor International Social Work program of its kind in the Netherlands, focusing on international community development and creating inclusive societies. It emphasizes hands-on experience from the first year and explores creative methods like art, music, and technology for engagement.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Community Development Worker, Social Worker in international organizations, Project Manager for social initiatives, or Advocate for vulnerable groups. You can work in areas like community health, educational projects, women's empowerment, or refugee support.
Information regarding tuition fees for international students can be found on the 'Admission and Finances' page of the program website.
Detailed information about the application process, deadlines, required documents, and specific entry requirements is available on the 'Admission and Finances' section of the program page.