The Bachelor's degree in Sciences for Social Work prepares you for a career as a social worker. This interdisciplinary program provides a strong foundation in the psychological, legal, ethical, and organizational aspects crucial for the profession. You will develop the skills and motivation needed to address complex social challenges such as poverty, child maltreatment, family conflicts, and addiction. A key feature of this program is its emphasis on practical experience. It integrates theoretical courses with hands-on learning through internships, seminars, and workshops throughout the three years. The program also uniquely incorporates direct testimonies from individuals with lived experience and their family members, offering valuable real-world insights. Graduates are eligible to sit for the state examination to register in the Official Register of Social Workers, enabling you to work in public or non-profit organizations, or as a freelance professional.
The program prepares graduates for a career as a social worker, a professional figure equipped to handle challenging social situations. Graduates are eligible to register with the official body for social workers.
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Graduates are eligible to sit for the state examination for registration in the Register of Social Workers.