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Social Work (England) (Q32)

1 Study option · UndergraduateDistance Learning
Awarded by:
The Open University

Course summary

Want to make a real difference in people’s lives? Social work is both challenging and deeply rewarding, supporting some of the most vulnerable individuals and communities. It requires high levels of motivation and commitment, along with a qualifying degree. Our Social Work degree is approved by Social Work England (SWE), and successful completion entitles you to apply for registration as a social worker with the regulatory body. To study, you'll need to be working in a social care agency and supported by your employer. The course equips you with the practical knowledge and experience to succeed in frontline social work.

Key features of the course

  • Continue in your employment while you study, earning while you learn

  • Study through work-based and distance learning

  • Develop the knowledge and practical skills that underpin effective practice

  • Learn to deal professionally with complex, difficult and sensitive issues

  • Improve your career progression opportunities within social work

How to apply

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Application codes

Institution code:
O11

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