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This degree in Social Work is accredited by the Scottish Social Services Council. On graduation, you can register as a qualified social worker in Scotland. You'll be ready to make a positive impact on society. Your qualification will also be recognised in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

As you study Social Work at Stirling you’ll learn:

How social work is applied in a range of contexts, including children and families, criminal justice and community care; The impact of health inequalities on people who use social work services; How law and policy in Scotland applies in social work settings; The relationship between theory and research to social work policy and practice.

Social work is a demanding and rewarding profession. To join this course, you’ll need to demonstrate an understanding of social work and the realities of practice.

For entry, you’ll be expected to have relevant experience in social work, social care or a related field. This may include volunteering or unpaid work. Applicants should also be prepared for professional practice requirements, including disclosure checks and fitness to practise standards.

Entry Requirements

2027 entry requirements:
4 Highers at AABB plus English and Maths at National 5.

Personal, voluntary or paid experience of Social Work or related activity is essential.