Management in social professions
Management in social professions
Social care organisations face a wide range of challenges: increasing societal demands, a shortage of skilled staff, growing organisational complexity and the need to deliver high-quality care. The part-time Bachelor’s degree in Management in Social Care is aimed at professionals who wish to take on responsibility and actively drive forward development in the social care sector.
You will acquire sound management skills – ranging from personnel management and team development through to organisational and project management, and quality and process design. At the same time, you will strengthen your communication and interpersonal skills to motivate staff, resolve conflicts constructively and support change processes.
This qualification opens the door to leadership roles in nurseries, social service networks, educational and care institutions, as well as roles in process and interface management. In this way, you will shape social work in an effective, value-driven and sustainable manner.
Curriculum Management in social professions
1st Semester
Compulsory elective module 1
Compulsory elective module 2
Compulsory elective module 3
Compulsory elective module 4
Compulsory elective module 5
Compulsory elective module 6
Compulsory elective module 7
Compulsory elective module 8
ABWL
Organisation and process management
Marketing
Team development / time and self-management
Labour and contract law
Personnel management
Social pedagogy
Project management / IT
Operational management
Quality and risk management
Social management
Scientific work + Quantitative methods
Change and knowledge management
Leadership
Social law / financing of social institutions
English
Investment / Financing
ECONOMICS
Health promotion / psychology
Strategic management
Internship
Practical seminar
Internship
Project
Coaching
Social informatics
CSR / Sustainability
In-depth seminar
Seminar on the bachelor thesis
Bachelor thesis
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Counselling and application
For individual counselling before and during the application phase, please get in touch with the named contact persons at the Campus for Continuing Education. You will find the relevant contact details on this page.
Applications for this degree programme are made online.
There you will receive all relevant information on the application formalities and have the opportunity to track your application progress online. The application period for the summer semester begins on 15 November, for the winter semester on 2 May of each year.
University entrance qualification acquired abroad
If the higher education entrance qualification was obtained abroad, a preliminary examination of the higher education entrance qualification by uni-assist is required.
Please note that it may take 4 to 6 weeks for uni-assist to process your application.
You can find further information on applying to university from abroad on the website Applying to university from abroad.
Any questions?
Do you have any questions about applications, admission, enrolment, student finance, accommodation or other general topics? If so, please use our contact form and select the relevant topic. This will ensure your enquiry is sent directly to the relevant contact person(s) and can be answered quickly and effectively.
Study programme director
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Prof. Dr. Alfred Quenzler
Programme manager for interested parties
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Brigitte Meinecke
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Management in social professions
Social care organisations face a wide range of challenges: increasing societal demands, a shortage of skilled staff, growing organisational complexity and the need to deliver high-quality care. The part-time Bachelor’s degree in Management in Social Care is aimed at professionals who wish to take on responsibility and actively drive forward development in the social care sector.
You will acquire sound management skills – ranging from personnel management and team development through to organisational and project management, and quality and process design. At the same time, you will strengthen your communication and interpersonal skills to motivate staff, resolve conflicts constructively and support change processes.
This qualification opens the door to leadership roles in nurseries, social service networks, educational and care institutions, as well as roles in process and interface management. In this way, you will shape social work in an effective, value-driven and sustainable manner.
Curriculum Management in social professions
1st Semester
Compulsory elective module 1
Compulsory elective module 2
Compulsory elective module 3
Compulsory elective module 4
Compulsory elective module 5
Compulsory elective module 6
Compulsory elective module 7
Compulsory elective module 8
ABWL
Organisation and process management
Marketing
Team development / time and self-management
Labour and contract law
Personnel management
Social pedagogy
Project management / IT
Operational management
Quality and risk management
Social management
Scientific work + Quantitative methods
Change and knowledge management
Leadership
Social law / financing of social institutions
English
Investment / Financing
ECONOMICS
Health promotion / psychology
Strategic management
Internship
Practical seminar
Internship
Project
Coaching
Social informatics
CSR / Sustainability
In-depth seminar
Seminar on the bachelor thesis
Bachelor thesis
| 1. Semester | |
|---|---|
| 2. Semester | |
| 3. Semester | |
| 4. Semester | |
| 5. Semester | |
| 6. Semester | |
| 7. Semester | |
| 8. Semester | |
| 9. Semester | |
| 10. Semester | |
| 11. Semester |
Counselling and application
For individual counselling before and during the application phase, please get in touch with the named contact persons at the Campus for Continuing Education. You will find the relevant contact details on this page.
Applications for this degree programme are made online.
There you will receive all relevant information on the application formalities and have the opportunity to track your application progress online. The application period for the summer semester begins on 15 November, for the winter semester on 2 May of each year.
University entrance qualification acquired abroad
If the higher education entrance qualification was obtained abroad, a preliminary examination of the higher education entrance qualification by uni-assist is required.
Please note that it may take 4 to 6 weeks for uni-assist to process your application.
You can find further information on applying to university from abroad on the website Applying to university from abroad.
Any questions?
Do you have any questions about applications, admission, enrolment, student finance, accommodation or other general topics? If so, please use our contact form and select the relevant topic. This will ensure your enquiry is sent directly to the relevant contact person(s) and can be answered quickly and effectively.
Study programme director
-
Prof. Dr. Alfred Quenzler
Programme manager for interested parties
-
Brigitte Meinecke
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Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.)
The Psychology and Sociology of Sustainable Transformation degree programme combines insights into human behaviour with processes of social and organisational change. It focuses on sustainable change, participation and shaping future-proof developments in business and society.
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Bachelor of Arts (B. A.)
A sound grounding in business administration is the foundation for successful business management. The Business Administration degree programme combines practical management content with strategic thinking and prepares students for a wide range of roles in the fields of business development, marketing, human resources and project management.
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Management in Health Professions
Bachelor of Arts (B. A.)
Rising demands, digitalisation and a shortage of skilled workers are bringing about lasting changes to the healthcare sector. The part-time ‘Management in Healthcare Professions’ degree programme combines nursing expertise with management skills and prepares students for roles of responsibility in the areas of leadership, organisation and quality management.
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