With the Bachelor's degree program in Social Work, you will acquire broad specialist and methodological knowledge for your career entry or your personal development in all fields of social professions.

The focus of the course is on the greatest possible practical relevance and high applicability on a scientific basis. You acquire broad technical and methodological skills in social work, which you supplement and round off with economic, legal, political, ethical and psychological knowledge.

Our Bachelor’s International Social Work (ISW) program offers students the expertise to become social workers without borders. Placing emphasis on our global interconnectedness, students get a chance to explore local social problems from global perspectives, while also appreciating their local context. Our students learn to connect and empower individuals, groups and communities. We address current social issues, such as migration and refugees, sustainability, child protection, human rights and social development.

The bachelor's degree in Psychology is aimed at students who are interested in a consistent theory-practice link and in particular in the clinical side of psychology. The aim of the Bachelor's degree in Psychology (B.Sc.) is to acquire key scientific qualifications as well as psychological skills and the combination of research and application-oriented aspects. Therefore, great importance is attached to the linking of personal, interpersonal, clinical-practical and scientific research skills.

The aim of the Bachelor course in Social Work is to optimally prepare students for the diverse areas of application in Social Work. The degree can be completed in addition to a job. In addition to the Bachelor's degree, the graduates receive state recognition as a social worker / social worker.

The new APOLLON distance learning Bachelor's degree in Social Management (BA) provides you with a mixture of business know-how and a scientifically sound view of social work that is often demanded on the market. This also includes imparting industry knowledge and framework conditions of the social economy. It also offers you application-specific electives that prepare you for different fields of application. The curriculum is forward-looking, for example...

The official recognition of "social work" as a subject was only made possible in 2001 by the German Rectors' Conference (HRK) and the Conference of Ministers of Education (KMK). In many other countries, it has long been considered an independent scientific discipline in which numerous research projects are carried out.

The bachelor's degree in health and social space The changing structure of the population creates new health care needs. People affected by old age, illness, or disability want to be able to stay in their home environment for as long as possible. In addition, both knowledge about the social space as a health-relevant influencing factor and the integration of health technologies into the home environment continues to increase. This creates new requirements for the design of social spaces. This creates an innovative field of work and the need for appropriately trained staff. This is exactly where the bachelor's degree in Health and Social Space comes into play by conveying a link between the social space and the provision of health services as well as the creation of healthy living environments. Graduates are enabled to actively design healthy living spaces and to establish health participation through tailor-made solution concepts.