BA (Hons) Social Work

A Social Work degree opens the door to a profession which is varied and aims to improve people’s lives. It is more than simply ‘helping people’ and will involve a striving to create change. You may find yourself supporting someone who is distressed, or perhaps empowering someone in need of advice or even involved in protection work to ensure people and children are safe, well and healthy. Social Workers not only focus on day-to-day matters, but also consider the bigger issues that affect people’s lives such as poverty, trauma and disadvantage. However, it is our core values and practical skills which make social work distinctive from other professions. Social Work students possess transferable skills which are valued by many employers and at the University of Suffolk, graduates experience high levels of employment.

IELTS 6.0 overall (no component below 5.5) — standard University of Suffolk requirement

International students: £18,800

UK students: £10,050

UK/Home: £10,050

International: £18,800

September 2027

Apply via UCAS — equal consideration deadline

• Ipswich, United Kingdom