Learning outcomes
The student perceives themes social work shares internationally and globally but also themes which challenge social work internationally and globally. These themes include issues on social justice, different ways of understanding and doing social work, relations between the global and local. Students will identify, in which tradition their own education is situated.
Contents
1. Social Work in Different Social Contexts -course OR 2. book exam taken as electronic exam.
Teaching methods
| Teaching method | Contact | Online |
| Lectures | 24 h | 0 h |
Visiting teachers, course material chosen by teachers, assigments related to the course.
Teaching language
Englishteaching language is English
Modes of study
1. Lawrence & Lyons & Simpson & Huegler, Introducing International Social Work. Learning Matters 1999. AND
2. Cox & Pawar, International Social Work. Sage 2006. Pages 25-47.
Evaluation and evaluation criteria
Numeric 1-5.Active participation in classes, assignments.
Recommended year of study
1. year autumnThe course will be arranged in the period 2.
