In the UK, you have to have a degree specifically in Social Work to be a qualified social worker. For example a; BA Hons in Social Work (full time, 3 years)
lkangel Yes, you can with any bachelors. You would have to apply to the MSW program and go through the admission process. Not having a bachelors social work just extends your time in the Masters Program. If you had a BSW and you're admitted to the MSW Program, you would come in as an advanced student and only have to do 30 hrs instead of 60hrs.
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In the UK, you have to have a degree specifically in Social Work to be a qualified social worker. For example a; BA Hons in Social Work (full time, 3 years)
Glad to see this vid up, I also want to become a social worker.
I have a question regarding becoming a social worker. I am a criminology student and I am unsure whether I can become one via this degree?
Thank you
I am in the same situation, what did you do in the end?
you’ll have to do a postgrad
i have a degree in human resources management... can i do Masters in Social work and become a professional social worker??
lkangel Yes, you can with any bachelors. You would have to apply to the MSW program and go through the admission process. Not having a bachelors social work just extends your time in the Masters Program. If you had a BSW and you're admitted to the MSW Program, you would come in as an advanced student and only have to do 30 hrs instead of 60hrs.