The BSc (Hons) Social Work at the University of Winchester equips you to address complex societal challenges and empower vulnerable individuals. This undergraduate degree is designed for aspiring professionals who are passionate about promoting social justice, challenging inequality, and supporting people through difficult life circumstances. You will delve into the critical areas of human behaviour, social policy, and legal frameworks, developing a deep understanding of the social context in which people live and the systemic factors that impact their well-being. This course prepares you for a vital role in safeguarding and supporting communities.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, your learning journey will integrate theoretical knowledge with essential practical skills. You will undertake two significant practice placements, including a 100-day placement in your final year, working alongside experienced professionals and service users. The curriculum covers key areas such as risk assessment, safeguarding, and contemporary social work practice, informed by sociological and psychological perspectives. Upon graduation, you will be eligible to register with Social Work England, ready to begin your Assessed and Supported Year in Employment and embark on a rewarding career as a qualified social worker.