SP4003 Social Theory and Social 20 Policy: Rethinking Welfare SW4012 The Making of Social Policy 20 SW4032 Childhood in Law & Welfare 20 SW4066 Reflecting on Politics, Policy 20 and Practice SW4085 Theorising Childhood and 20 Adolescence SW4033 Safeguarding Children and 20 Young People ** There is a Student SW4600 International Perspectives on 20 Initiated Module (SIM) Poverty, Exclusion and appropriate to each level Globalisation of this programme - SW4601 Arts and Asset-based 20 please note it is only International Community possible to do a Practice maximum of one SIM SW4603 Communities as Co-producers 20 within the course of Policies and Services SW4721 Social Pedagogy: Theory and 20 Practice SW4019 Student Initiated Module** 20 SW4720 Violence Against Women: 20 practice and prevention across different communities Level 6 Compulsory Modules Exit SW3811 Community Research Project 40 BA (Hons) Community SW3813 or 40 and Social Care: Policy SW3800 Dissertation (Double) 20 and Practice Applied Community Practice: Requires 360 credits SW3802 Research and Development 20 including a minimum of Critical Social Policy 220 at 5 and above and a minimum of 100 at Students are also required to level 6 take two of the following optional modules: 20 Disability Studies 20 Crime and Society 20 SW3105 Social Enterprise and In order for students to SW3017 Community Management 20 progress to the MComSC SW3720 Poverty, Homelessness and year [level 7] they must Supported Housing 20 have achieved an APM of SW3721 Working with Adults with at least 50% at level 6. Learning Disabilities 20 SW3722 Matters 20 Sex and 20 SW3726 Mental Health and Social Care 20 SW3728 Racism and Social Welfare 20 SW3100 Social Theory: textual Analysis 20 SW3012 Student Initiated Module ** SW3723 SW3739 Level 5 Compulsory Modules Exit Award
SP4003 SW4012 SW4032 SW4066 SW4085 SW4033 SW4600 SW4601 SW4603 SW4721 SW4019 SW4720 Social Theory and Social Policy: Rethinking Welfare The Making of Social Policy Childhood in Law & Welfare Reflecting on Politics, Policy and Practice Theorising Childhood and Adolescence Safeguarding Children and Young People International Perspectives on Poverty, Exclusion and Globalisation Arts and Asset-based International Community Practice Communities as Co-producers of Policies and Services Social Pedagogy: Theory and Practice Student Initiated Module** Violence Against Women: practice and prevention across different communities 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 ** There is a Student Initiated Module (SIM) appropriate to each level of this programme - please note it is only possible to do a maximum of one SIM within the course Level 6 SW3811 SW3813 SW3800 SW3802 SW3105 SW3017 SW3720 SW3721 SW3722 SW3726 SW3728 SW3100 SW3012 SW3723 SW3739 Compulsory Modules Community Research Project or Dissertation (Double) Applied Community Practice: Research and Development Critical Social Policy Students are also required to take two of the following optional modules: Disability Studies Crime and Society Social Enterprise and Community Management Poverty, Homelessness and Supported Housing Working with Adults with Learning Disabilities Matters Sex and Mental Health and Social Care Racism and Social Welfare Social Theory: textual Analysis Student Initiated Module ** 40 40 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Exit BA (Hons) Community and Social Care: Policy and Practice Requires 360 credits including a minimum of 220 at 5 and above and a minimum of 100 at level 6 In order for students to progress to the MComSC year [level 7] they must have achieved an APM of at least 50% at level 6. Level 5 Compulsory Modules Exit Award