Social Work (Hons) University of Wolverhampton

Overview

The  Social Work (Hons)  course from University of Wolverhampton  offers students the opportunity to gain practical experience alongside studies. You’ll be able to complete a 70 day work placement in the second year of your studies, and a 100 day placement in your third year of studies.

Key facts

• The BA (Hons) Social Work degree trains students for a career in social work roles, developing key theories, skills, methods and values in social work. You’ll learn about a range of key areas in social work, from life course development, to responding to harm, neglect, working with adults, children and families. 

• The broad offering of this course allows students to experience a variety of roles and approaches within social work, and also gives you the opportunity to hone your skills in a particular area of your choice. For example, in social work for children and families.

What's unique about this course?

• During this course you will learn the complexities of the social world in which we live and critically analyse key issues, concepts, theories and methods in social care.

• You will study the impact of social issues and inequalities on people’s lives, care management and practice.

Potential Career Paths

• Adult Care Management

• Community Mental Health Teams

• Youth Offending

• Fostering and Adoption Services

• Local Authorities

• Teacher or Education

• NHS