BA Hons Social Work

The Social Work (BA Honours) course at the Middlesex University aims to equip students with the knowledge and professional competence required to meet the complex demands of social work. This program offers a combination of both theory and practice and is designed to enhance critical reflection, engagement, and intervention skills. Course Content: This BA Honours course provides a thorough understanding of social work theory and practices. The course is divided into three years of study. The first year introduces students to the foundations of social work. The second year delves into more specific and varied fields of practice, including children and families, adult social care, and mental health social work. In their final year, students undertake a professional social work placement and hone their practice skills. Key Modules: Some of the core modules covered in the course include The Foundations of Social Work Practices, Developing Professional Social Work Practice, Critiques of Social Work and Social Work Practice, and Final Social Work Practice.Accreditations: The course is approved by Social Work England, which means that once students complete the course and the necessary paperwork they can apply to be a registered social worker. Future Careers: This BA Honours course prepares graduates for a career in social work. After successful completion of this course, graduates are qualified to register as a social worker enabling a career in areas such as Child Protection, Community Mental Health, Disability Services, Family Support Services, and Residential Care Management among others. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.