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Undergraduate and Postgraduate Studies in Criminology and Social Work

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BA (Hons) Social Work

The Department of Applied Social Science

""The Department of Applied Social Science provides a lively and scholarly in which to study social work and we have been judged as excellent for both our social work teaching and research. All staff in the Department have research interests within the areas of social work, social policy, disability studies, criminology and applied sociology.  You can find out more about our staff, their publications and research interests by following the research or staff links on this website.

You might also be interested in I want to work as ... A social worker a short interview in the Lancashire Evening Post with Bob Sapey, the Admissions tutor for Social Work.

In addition to offering social work programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, the Department also offers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Criminology.

LATEST NEWS -  Social Work Bursaries have now been confirmed for students starting in 2012.  Places still available for next year.

Introduction

This is the route into professional social work for applicants without a degree. It is both an academic undergraduate degree and a professional qualification in social work, awarded by Lancaster University. In this degree we aim to help students develop into confident social workers who:

  • are reflexive, adaptable, skilled and capable of autonomous thought and independent learning;
  • possess a knowledge and understanding of the legal, policy and organisational contexts of social work, and the relevant aspects of sociology, psychology and social policy;
  • have acquired appropriate skills and values in order to practise competently in a range of settings where social work takes place, including for example hospitals and prisons, and to work alongside other professions;
  • have an understanding of issues of social exclusion and of the implications of this for access to the personal social services.

 



 

 

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