AKAD University Social Management (BA)
AKAD University

AKAD University

Social Management (BA)

Online, Germany

BA

36 up to

72 months

German

Full time

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Distance Learning

* 36 months: EUR 369/month | 48 months: EUR 309/month | 72 months: EUR 219/month

Key Summary

About: This BA in Social Management applies economics to social work to reconcile social demands with budgets. The distance learning program covers project and quality management, organizational development and leadership, and prepares you for demographic, legal and societal change. You can enter from other fields; professional commercial experience may be credited. It addresses street work, senior care management and nonprofit governance.

Career Outcomes: Graduates can work as social manager in nonprofit organizations, foundations and welfare organizations, streetworker, program coordinator, case manager, or care services manager, in project management, quality assurance, service coordination and leadership across charities, agencies and social enterprises.

This degree program focuses on economics with regard to social management, in order to reconcile the ever-increasing demands on social work on the one hand and the economic conditions on the other.

The field of social work is diverse, encompassing a wide range of tasks – from street work to leadership in management and work with senior citizens. As the demand for social management professionals continues to grow, our degree program responds to these changes with flexible options and modern approaches.

It is also possible to enter this future-oriented course of study from another field, whereby professional experience from the commercial sector can be credited in order to strengthen and expand skills.

Why a Bachelor's degree in Social Management?

They recognize the compatibility between the demands in the social sphere on the one hand and its economic framework on the other.

In the distance learning course in social management, you will learn how to ensure that social institutions can continue to exist in a meaningful way.

They deal with key areas of social management such as project and quality management, organizational development, and the development of leadership skills.

They learn to anticipate changes in the social sector due to demographic developments, changes in legislation or new societal needs and to react accordingly.

Career changers from the commercial sector have extensive credit transfer options upon enrollment.