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BSc Social Work
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Objectives
he course provides an up-to-date programme for those seeking professional careers in social work within the statutory, voluntary and private sectors. It prepares you for anti-discriminatory and anti-oppressive practice within a complex and multi-cultural society, and within the context of professional and agency requirements. The course is managed and delivered by a long-standing partnerships between the University and local social work agencies, including statutory, voluntary and service user-led organisations.
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Entry requirements
Entry Requirements A combination of qualifications totalling not less than 220 points, including a minimum of two 6-unit or one 12-unit awards. We also accept QAA accredited Access courses and their equivalent. GCSE grade C in Maths and English, or equivalent, is essential to meet GSCC requirements. In addition, you must provide evidence of learning from relevant life experience and knowledge of social work.
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Academic title
BSc Social Work
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Course description
Course Structure
Year 1
Core Values and Communication
Core Skills and Communication
Law and Human Justice
Politics, Welfare and Social Provision
Social Science and Professional Practice
Working in Organisations
Year 2
Practice Module
Working Together (Service User Perspectives)
Assessment Planning and Evaluation in Social Care
Research and Evidence Based Practice in Social Work
Year 3
Core modules:
Interventions and Professional Practice
Mental Health and Professional Practice
Practice Module
Option modules:
Choose from –
Youth Crime and Youth Justice
Work with Vulnerable Adults in a Community Setting
Children’s Services, Child Welfare, Safety and Professional Practice
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