Social Work

Social work students are trained to work with people and vulnerable groups or those in need, acquiring skills to use the tools of social analysis, diagnosis and prognosis, and in improving human relations and social communication, at interpersonal and institutional level.

Graduates of Social Work will be able to use their skills in order to: inform beneficiaries about about the available solutions to solve their problems; educate the individuals, families and groups at risk to prevent problematic situations; mediate on the labor market for employment of disadvantaged people (people with disabilities, young people out of the protection system, discriminated people) and social conflict management; lobby and advocacy for the groups at risk of social exclusion in order to promote equal opportunities.

The graduates of Social Work will be able to work in social service providers (public and private): Social Care and Child Protection System, the County Agency for Employment, municipalities, nongovernmental organizations, foundations and associations, penitentiary, antidrug services, mediation centers etc.