Course Overview
The programme gives students practical knowledge for working in social care and community services. It focuses on understanding client needs, welfare systems, and support methods used in professional social work practice.
Students build skills in communication, case assessment, report writing, and ethical decision-making. Field placements help students apply classroom learning in real service environments.
Graduates may work in child welfare, healthcare support, rehabilitation services, NGOs, and government agencies. The programme also supports further study in social work, counselling, psychology, and social policy, opening pathways into advanced professional roles.
General Eligibility
Applicants need higher secondary education or an equivalent qualification accepted by the University of Malta. Background in social science subjects is preferred.
Common requirements:
- Academic transcripts
- Passport copy
- English language test results
- Personal statement
- Application form
Part Time Work Details
International students may work up to 20 hours weekly after receiving work authorisation and residence approval
Language Requirement