BA/BS in Soziale Arbeit

The Bachelor programme in social work prepares students to support people in a range of life situations and to help them find new ways forward. Students learn to analyse problems, diagnose needs and act in individual cases. The course covers the foundations of social work, social policy, psychology, communication and law. It is organised around projects, practice phases and case studies, and it is deliberately generalist so that graduates can work across all fields of social work. Completing the degree also leads to state recognition as a qualified social worker. Reflective skills developed during study support ethically grounded problem solving in professional practice. Graduates are equipped for work with children, young people, older people and families across many fields of professional practice.