Social Work: Transnational

Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Annotation

The degree course in Social Work:Transnational prepares students for the very different professional work requirements by offering them a generalist course of study on the one hand and at the same time enabling an exemplary focus on international and transnational topics, which introduces them to a selected field of work in social work, without limiting the employability of graduates to this field. Graduates from the degree course Social Work:Transnational have a critical understanding of the theories, principles and methods of social work and are able to deepen their knowledge independently. They are also able to apply this knowledge and understanding in their work as well as to develop solutions to problems and arguments, to develop professional positions, to defend these in arguments and develop them further, as well as to exchange professional views, in particular in interdisciplinary, international and intercultural contexts. The Bachelor´s degree course in Social Work:Transnational expands the curriculum of the degree course “Bachelor Social Work” by an integrated semester abroad (module 22) as well as an integrated, supervised work placement abroad (module 25).

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

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Admission requirements

Admission requirements: - a higher education entrance qualification valid for Hesse - English proficiency of at least level B2 - Alternatively: English language skills and additionally in a further foreign language, both at level B1 according to CEFR - Proof of prior practical experience by presentation of a certificate of voluntary service in accordance with Section 11 Federal Voluntary Service Act or a degree of a university of applied sciences in the field of social work, or proof of completed vocational training in a relevant, state-recognised occupation of social work or health care. Further information can be found on the website of the degree course:

Fees

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