1.3k Bachelor's degrees in Social Work

With the Social Service Worker Diploma from Mohawk College support individuals, groups, families and communities to become stronger, healthier and happier.

The Social Work programme at University of Nicosia aims to equip students with the appropriate knowledge, skills and values ​​to enable them to function effectively in a pluralistic, intercultural and interdisciplinary environment.

The Human Services degree from University of Wollongong will prepare you for a career in a range of human services agencies in the Australian Commonwealth, state and territory governments as well as services such as health, housing, youth, and aged and social care.

The one-year Personal Support Worker programme at Algonquin College, delivered over 28 weeks, prepares you for an in-demand career in the healthcare field.

In the two-year Social Service Worker programme at Algonquin College, you gain the skills and knowledge to work effectively with individuals, groups and communities dealing with personal and social problems.

Join a respected, regulated profession focused on eliminating inequality, inequity, and other conditions that disadvantage people within local and global contexts. The Social Work course from Wilfrid Laurier University is an accredited, direct-entry programme – meaning you start your social work studies in the first year! 

The Social Work (Hons) course from University of Wolverhampton is designed to give students an in-depth understanding of individual and community wellbeing and health. You’ll learn key skills, knowledge and values necessary to excel in this career field.

The Social and Environmental Sustainability programme at University of Canterbury explores the biggest problems we face globally, from pollution and climate change to world hunger.

The Social Work programme from University of Windsor graduates are in high demand and you’ll find the work meaningful and rewarding.

With this Bachelor of Social Work offered at Edith Cowan University you’ll develop professional and relational skills for a career that can take you in many directions, including working in mental health, community development, child protection or social research. 

Passionate about helping children, youth and families thrive? Our Child, Youth and Family (Policy and Practice) degree from University of Galway  gives you the skills and insight to make a real difference.

This one-year (2-semester) Health and Social Care - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London prepares the students to progress to an undergraduate degree at Birkbeck, University of London.

The two-year Social Service Worker diploma program at Seneca Polytechnic provides students with the professional knowledge and skills to excel within the human services field.

Social work is a profession that is in demand. The Social Work (Hons) course from Teesside University, has a strong focus on employability skills that extends beyond the practice placements and is embedded throughout all the modules.

Keen to work in youth justice, NHS trusts, private hospitals, children's services, social services, family centres or children's homes? This work-based Health and Social Care programme at The University of Lancashire is for you. 

The overall aim of the Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (Hons) programme from University of Malta is to equip students with the necessary social work knowledge, values and skills required to practise as a social worker.

In this Bachelor of Youth Work offered at Edith Cowan University you will learn interpersonal and helping skills, inclusive practice and how to create social change with and for young people.

This one-year Social Science - International Foundation Programme from OnCampus Ireland at University College Cork offers successful students guaranteed progression to a range of partner universities.

Become an effective advocate with this Social Work and Disability Studies programme offered by University of Windsor.

Students enrolled in Algoma University's Social Work programme will examine a variety of topics and will understand how northern communities significantly differ from urban communities in regards to health services, family and child welfare, and the social welfare system.