BA Social Education Studies, bachelor
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Bachelor
3 year(s)
180
The Bachelor’s degree in Social Education provides students with the necessary skills for working with people with various physical, mental and social disorders. The aim of the study programme is to train user-oriented, reflective professionals with solid values who are qualified to carry out methodical community habilitation and rehabilitation work, and nursing and care. The social educator helps people with disabilities to maintain their social rights and opportunities. The challenges which are posed by living in a multicultural society will also be focused on in this study programme.
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2nd year
3rd year
The study programme focuses on the resources, wishes and choices of the disabled; in this context it is important that professional social educators have knowledge of health-promoting and professional social work, and an understanding of the connection between methodological work, social processes and the life quality of vulnerable groups. Theory and practice will be integrated in the teaching and learning methods. The programme includes a range of pedagogical tools with an emphasis on the students’ own activities and interaction. Portfolio assessment will be used throughout the study programme. The part-time study programme uses the same curriculum as the full time programme, but is organised over a period of four years.
Careers / further study:
Graduates who have successfully complete this programme will receive official authorisation as social educators. Graduates will be able to seek positions as milieu workers within the health and social services, for instance, in home-based services, housing initiatives and institutions, and within the special health services. Furthermore, graduates may also seek positions in the educational and leisure sectors and with various employment projects. Social educators may also seek positions as caseworkers and supervisors. The Bachelor’s degree provides the necessary foundation for admittance to various Master’s degree programmes.
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