Name of degree programme | Social Work |
Level of qualification according to the National Qualification Framework and the European Qualifications Framework | Bachelor (1. cycle) |
Qualification awarded | Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences, BA |
Field of study (ISCED-F Code) | 0923 - Social work and counselling |
Mode of study | Full-time |
Length of programme | 6 semester |
Study times | Monday to Friday (subject to exceptions) |
Number of credits | 180 ECTS |
Language of instruction | German, 4. semester in English |
Mobility window | optional: semester abroad in the 4. semester |
Work placement |
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Academic calendar | View the academic calendar |
Examination regulations and grading scale | View the examination regulations and grading scale |
Final examination | Oral bachelor's examination |
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Commencing studies | End of September |
Specific admission requirements | General university entrance qualification or equivalent qualification (for details view the specific admission requirements) |
Application | Apply now - deadline for application for the winter semester: 15. May |
There is a balanced combination of theory and practice throughout the six semesters of the full-time study programme. Self-directed, experiential, cooperative and problem-oriented learning and corresponding teaching and learning methods, including project work, case studies, roll playing and simulation games, exercises, coaching, excursions, academic work e-learning, supervision and biographical work are all aspects that are brought to use.
Through select areas of activity and case examples, you acquire the knowledge, skills and attitudes that clarify the typical, the legitimate and the comprehensive interconnections of social work.
Your degree programme has an international orientation: guest students from partner universities around the world, the opportunity to complete a semester in an institution in another country, short term study programmes and more are available to help you acquire intercultural competences. English in integrated as a language of instruction.
Intensive communication between teaching staff and students and enhanced cooperation among students are important factors that support your ability to criticise, reflect and argue.
Miryam Draizi, BSc
Advice & Registration — Social Work BA, fulltime
+43 5572 792 5302
sozialearbeit-vz@fhv.at
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Dipl. Soz. Arb. (FH) Viktoria Reuschel-Richter
Programme Director Social Work BA, Lecturer
+43 5572 792 5311
viktoria.richter@fhv.at
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