Social workers work with and for people who need support or advice in various life situations. They help people to participate in social change and also play an active role in shaping that change themselves.

A degree in Social Work qualifies you for a wide range of career paths, such as general social services, workplace social work, community work, adult education, family support, refugee support, educational support, youth social work, support for the homeless, support for offenders, or addiction counselling. In all these fields, you can expect a varied role. You will be actively involved in counselling, providing information, referral services, administration, and creative and/or experiential learning programmes.

At Hochschule München, you will receive a high-quality, sustainable and cross-institutional education. We place great emphasis on linking the university learning environment with practical experience.

Upon completion of the bachelor's degree in Social Work at our university, you will receive state recognition.

At Hochschule München, we currently offer three study formats through which you can complete a bachelor's degree in Social Work:

full-time (on-campus), part-time (on-campus) and BASA-online (extra-occupational). These programmes are tailored to suit students’ different life circumstances.