BA (Hons.) Social Work

The Social Work undergraduate degree at the University of Kent provides a comprehensive view of social work, social welfare, and the underlying principles of care. Students are prepared for professional practice in public or private social services.Course Content: The full-time program lasts three years, with part-time options available. The degree combines academic study with practical experience, giving students a broad understanding. Topics encompass social work practice, human growth, and development, social work research, governance and social work, social work with children and families, and understanding society and social change.Key Modules: Throughout their study, students will undertake various key modules including 'Social Work Practice', 'Human Growth and Development', 'Social Work Research', 'Governance and Social Work', and 'Understanding Society and Social Change'.Accreditations: Upon completion, the course provides eligibility to register with Social Work England upon graduation – a necessity for practicing social work in England.Future Careers: This course sets the stage for a rewarding career in social work and associated professions. Past students have found positions in local authority social work and care management teams, the Probation Service, Family Centres, the voluntary sector, and more. Many students also go on to postgraduate study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.