Social Work (Hons) University of Kent

Overview

The Social Work (Hons) program from University of Kent is one of the UK’s highest-ranked social work courses, with graduates who are known for being resilient, compassionate, and well-prepared.

Through placements, simulations, and varied assessments and discussions, you’ll consider and experience a range of real-world challenges.

You’ll grasp the laws and standards which govern social care, as well as the newest thinking and ideas.

You’ll improve your teamwork skills, as well as your research and critical thinking abilities.

You’ll learn to really listen and communicate with those that need to be heard - as well as solve problems and act with confidence.

Studying social work at Kent won’t just prepare you for a career. It will encourage you to grow as a person, and stand up for those in need.

Your future

Graduates typically go on to rewarding roles in social work, including: 

• Child and family social work 
• Mental health support 
• Substance abuse 
• Hospital social work.

Some use their qualification as a foundation for roles in international aid, human rights, policy and human resources.

Professionally qualified 

Graduates are eligible for professional registration with Social Work England.