Bachelor of Social Work

Social work - engine and motivator of society

Note: Those interested in studying social work are asked to first look for a practice partner according to the information under "Application process".

The SRH Hochschule Hamm is currently examining the offer of a face-to-face course in social work.

The official recognition of "social work" as a subject was only made possible in 2001 by the German Rectors' Conference (HRK) and the Conference of Ministers of Education (KMK). In many other countries, it has long been considered an independent scientific discipline in which numerous research projects are carried out.

Social work tries to solve and prevent social problems on a scientific basis. Social work is therefore concerned with enabling people in problem situations, developing their possibilities, organizing themselves, but also making living together with other people satisfying.

Goals of the course

The "Social Work" course is interdisciplinary. Skills are imparted that lead to technically well-founded advisory skills. The subject is in particular the development, promotion and deepening of personal skills on the basis of social science, legal and methodological principles and a practice-oriented structure of the course.

The social worker of tomorrow

• integrates different perspectives
• is solution-oriented and methodically competent
• interacts and communicates with the actors
• creates and evaluates concepts for impact-oriented control of social work
• knows the economic and organizational requirements
  
  Your advantages:
• Small study groups for optimal support
• An innovative study concept, designed in coordination with selected practice partners
• Optimal chances of being taken on by the dual study concept; Obtaining the academic degree Bachelor
• Competency-oriented practical studies for a smooth transition into professional practice
• Lessons according to the CORE principle (lessons are not based on subjects but on subject areas
  
  (*The degree is provisional due to the ongoing accreditation.).
  
  

Admission requirements for the bachelor's degree programs

• General higher education entrance qualification (Abitur) or
• Technical college entrance qualification (Fachabitur) or
• Subject-related higher education entrance qualification or
• master's certificate
• specialist or specialist
• Completion of a two-year technical college education
• or an access authorization recognized as equivalent by legislation or by the competent authority
  
  Studies are also possible for those with professional qualifications.
• For applicants who are true to their subject and have vocational training and subsequent professional experience of at least three years
  
  
• For non-specialist applicants with vocational training and subsequent at least three years of professional activity and admission interview at our university