Occupational profiles of graduates
After the degree programme, graduates have an open door to the real life of Social Work as well as the other path of continuing to study and pursue an academic career.
Typical areas of work and professional fields include:
The professional areas for graduates are broadly diversified and include all the classical fields of social work.
- youth centres
- consulting centres (family, debt, addiction, etc.)
- probation services
- intercultural social work
- juvenile welfare
- professional integration
- migration
- homeless aid assistance
- senior citizens work
- social work in hospitals
- crisis intervention
- street work
New areas of work:
Social competency ("social skills") are becoming increasingly important for professional careers in all branches. Professionals in Social Work can position themselves in new areas and successfully apply:
- social work in a company
- HR management and development
- adult training and coaching
- team development
- citizen participation processes and community work
