Clinical Social Care, Bachelor's Programme

Study Plan and Structure

The courses are divided into compulsory, elective and optional categories. They may be completed by credit, graded credit or exam. The teaching methods include lectures, seminars and tutorials. Specialized teaching methods are field placement and excursions. At least 180 credits must be obtained during the study period, of which 168 credits must be obtained from compulsory and elective courses (foreign language I-IV and one course in a foreign language) and 12 credits from optional courses.

Compulsory Courses

To successfully complete the programme, students must pass all the following compulsory courses: Introduction to Philosophy, Ethics in Clinical Social Work, General Psychology, Social Psychology, Personality Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Socio-Psychological Training, Introduction to Psychotherapy, Crisis Intervention, Sociology, Social Policy I, Social Policy II, Social Services, Introduction to Legal Theory and Practice I, Introduction to Legal Theory and Practice II, Introduction to Legal Theory and Practice III, Essentials of Health Legislative, Methods and Techniques of Social Research, Demography, Basics of Statistics, Theory of Social Work, Methods and Techniques of Social Work, Community and Field Social Work, Counselling Process, Social Work with Children and Family, Socio-Psychological Training I-II, Introduction to Psychotherapy, Crisis Intervention, Social Services, The Issues of Minority Groups, Social Pathology, Basics of Anatomy and Physiology, Ethics in Clinical Social Work, Nursing Theory, First Aid, Essentials of Health Legislative, Selected Chapters from Law, Health and Illness, Essentials of Hygiene and Epidemiology, Fundamentals of Management, Community and Field Social Work, Public Health Care, Essentials of Computer Science, Demography, Basics of Statistics, Bachelor Thesis Seminar, Special Education. 

Elective Courses 

Elective courses include English Language I-IV and, for full-time students, one course in a foreign language, such as Social Work, Communication and Other Soft Skills for Assisting Professions, or International Social Work Week.

Optional Courses

From the range of optional courses, students choose in a way that enables them to achieve the required total of at least 180 credits at the end of their studies, of which 168 credits are from compulsory and elective courses. Students must, therefore, choose a minimum of six optional courses. Students may enrol in any number of sports activities during their studies, with each activity being valued by one credit.

List of optional courses: Video Interaction Training, Selected Chapters from Social Policy, Selected Chapters in Law, Introduction to Qualitative Research, Special Therapies in Social Work, Palliative Care, Planning and Projecting, Social Work with Addicted People, Sign Language, Fundamentals of Management, Nursing Practices of Clinical Social Workers, Course of Developing Social Competencies, Introduction to Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Memory Training.