The BA (Hons) Social Work at the University of Wolverhampton is designed for aspiring professionals dedicated to improving individual and community wellbeing. You will explore the complex dynamics of social policy, law, and ethical practice, gaining a deep understanding of the life course and the challenges faced by vulnerable populations. This undergraduate degree prepares you to respond effectively to harm and neglect, and to work collaboratively with diverse individuals and families. It is ideal for those with a strong sense of social justice and a commitment to making a tangible difference in society.
You will engage in a dynamic learning experience, studied full-time on campus over three years, blending theoretical knowledge with essential practice skills. The curriculum includes vital modules such as Communities in Context, Methods, Models and Approaches, and contemporary debates in social work. A distinctive feature of this programme is the significant emphasis on practical application, with a 70-day placement in Year 2 and a substantial 100-day placement in Year 3, allowing you to develop real-world social work practice. You will graduate with the confidence and experience to pursue a fulfilling career as a qualified social worker.