The Social Work, BA Hons at the University of Greenwich is designed for students who are committed to supporting vulnerable individuals and communities through evidence-based practice and ethical decision-making. You will explore the complex social issues facing children, families, and adults, while developing a deep understanding of sociology, human growth, and the legal frameworks that govern the profession. By grounding your studies in the core values of social work, you will prepare to navigate the challenges of safeguarding and risk management. This undergraduate degree provides the academic rigour and professional insight necessary to excel in a demanding and rewarding career within the social welfare sector.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, this programme integrates academic learning with essential practice-based placements in local authorities and the voluntary sector. You will engage with modules covering ASPIRE methodologies, service evaluation, and the application of law, ensuring you gain the practical skills required for professional registration. Throughout your studies, you will work alongside experienced academics and industry experts to refine your assessment and intervention techniques. Upon graduation, you will be eligible to apply for registration with Social Work England, opening pathways to impactful roles in statutory social work, community support, and diverse social care organisations.