BA (Hons) Social work

The BA (Hons) Social Work course at ARU College (Navitas) is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of social work practices and theories. The course covers topics such as social policy, research methods, and professional practice, equipping students with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a rewarding career in social work. With a strong focus on practical application, students will have the opportunity to engage in real-world case studies and projects, gaining valuable experience in the field.

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The course is designed for students who are interested in pursuing a career in social work, including those who wish to work in fields such as child protection, mental health, or community development. The course is taught by experienced professionals with extensive knowledge of the social work sector, ensuring that students receive the highest quality education possible.

Discover How ARU College (Navitas) Can Help You Achieve Your Career Goals in Social Work

ARU College (Navitas) offers a unique learning experience for students pursuing a degree in Social Work. With a strong focus on practical application and real-world case studies, students will gain valuable experience in the field while developing a comprehensive understanding of social work practices and theories. Additionally, the university's location provides access to a diverse range of cultural and social settings, providing students with a broader perspective on social work issues.

Our course provides the knowledge, values, and skills you will need to qualify as a social worker. But social work isnt just about what you learn: its also about who you are. You will need qualities such as patience, honesty, sensitivity, tolerance, persistence, and sound judgment. As a student, you will train to assess peoples circumstances and needs. Working alongside other professionals, you will plan, provide, review, and evaluate services. You will become skilled in problem-solving, and understand how to set up supportive activities with individuals, families, groups, and communities. Learning to assess the risks facing vulnerable children or adults, and how to set up and measure protection plans for them will be key. You will also gain a thorough understanding of your legal powers and duties.

UK 5 GCSE passes at grade 3 or above (for GCSE's taken prior to 2017 a grade E will be accepted) plus evidence of having attempted two years of post GCSE study. 19 points for International Baccalaureate. (EU & International nationals ONLY): 40. UCAS Tariff points at A/AS level. For A levels taken prior to 2017, the requirement is 100 tariff points. 22 points for International Baccalaureate.