BA Social Work L500

 

Child Watching TvThe BA in Social Work at Hull allows students to develop a sound grounding in social work skills, knowledge and values. Students will also take specialist modules in the areas of substance misuse and loss, dying and bereavement.

This innovative three-year taught programme is accredited by the General Social Care Council (GSCC) and constitutes the professional qualification for social work. The programme is run by the University in partnership with the Social Services departments in Hull, East Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire as well as local users and carers and a number of other partners from the voluntary and independent sectors.

The programme enjoys strong relationships with local service users and carers and with a range of local agencies in the statutory and voluntary sectors. This, together with the University's own social work agency, Family Assessment and Support Unit (FASU), allows us to provide students with high-quality placements which offer excellent learning opportunities. 

Applicants are reminded that they will have to declare any criminal convictions (including those ‘spent’) and that this will be checked. (click HERE to access the Professional suitability and checks).

 

Please note: the BA and MA Social Work Programmes will no longer operate a deferred entry system.  The BA Social Work Programme will be operating a reserve list for applicants from 2012.

 

Year One

Semester One

Semester Two

Social Work and Society

Social Work, The Law and Social Policy

Human Growth and Development              

Social Work Process and Practice

Enhancing Communication

The Research-Minded Practitioner

 

Year Two

Semester One 

Placement One (PLO 1)

Semester Two

Practice learning: Reflection and Analysis

Mental Health Social Work

 

Social Work with Adults

Practice Competence

Working with Children and Families

 

Year Three

Semester One

Semester Two

Placement Two (PLO 2)

Protecting Children and Court Work                         

Collaborative Practice and Critical Perspectives

Substance Misuse

 

Social Work and Loss, Dying and Bereavement

Practice Competence