Social Work BA (Hons)
Bachelor's degree
In Bradford
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Bradford
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
Become a HCPC accredited social worker, equipped to practice in a range of settings, with the BA (Hons) in Social Work.
You’ll learn the latest theory and gain hands-on practical experience, in a research-led learning environment. The programme has been developed in close collaboration with partner social work agencies to ensure you develop the skills you need to excel in this challenging profession.
You will study subjects such as:
psychology
sociology
ethics and values in social work
effective communication
social policy and legislation
You will learn a range of practice skills to ensure you can work effectively with individuals, families and groups, including the use of art, play and role play.
In years two and three you will develop real-world experience on practice learning modules, enabling you to apply your knowledge in social work settings.
On graduation you will have a wide range of career opportunities open to you in both the public and private sector. You will also have the tools you need to go on to further study, teaching, and research.
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About this course
Typical offer: BBB / 120 UCAS points
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Subjects
- Mental Health
- Social Work
- Psychology
- IT for adults
- Ethics
- International
- Law
- Communication Training
- Play
- Research methods
Course programme
The modules for this course can be found in the latest programme specification.
Stage 1
- Introduction to Social Work. 20 credits, core
An introduction to the social and historical context of social work practice. - Social Work Values and Ethics. 20 credits, core
An introduction to social work values, to enable you to examine patterns of inequality, discrimination and oppression. - Academic Personal and Professional Development. 20 credits, core
- Communication Skills: Children and Adults. 20 credits, core
This module will equip you with appropriate first level communication and interviewing skills with children, young people and adults. - State and Society. 20 credits, core
An introduction to concepts necessary to analyse contemporary society, politics and welfare and to provide a basis for further study. - Introduction to Psychology. 20 credits, core
This module aims to develop your understanding of key concepts, issues and debates in psychology.
Stage 2
- Child and Family Social Work. 20 credits, core
Reflection on the concept of childhood and an introduction to the topic of child abuse; to enable you to critically consider the policies & practices of social work with children, young people & their families. - Law. 20 credits, core
An introduction to legislation relevant to social work practice. - Practice Learning I. 40 credits, core
Critically reflect on your own social work practice in preparation for and during your first placement. - Working with Adults. 20 credits, core
Develop a critical understanding of social work practice and related theoretical issues when working with adults. - Mental Health. 20 credits, core
Develop an understanding of a range of mental health issues affecting people across the life span including children and young people, people of working age and older adults.
Stage 3
- Service Users’ and Carers’ Perspectives. 20 credits, core
- Organisations and Professional Development. 20 credits, core
Reflect on the way in which social work and social care is organised. - Research Methods for Social Workers. 20 credits, core
Develop an understanding of research methods for social workers. - Practice Learning II. 40 credits, core
Critically reflect on your own social work practice in preparation for and during your second placement.
Social Work BA (Hons)