* Available exclusively to students in their second year or higher during the 2026–2027 academic year.

Curriculum

First year

COURSE	TYPE	SEMESTER	ECTS
Sociology	FB	1 SEM	6
Origins and Development of Social Work	OB	1 SEM	4.5
Introduction to Law	FB	1 SEM	6
History of the West	OB	1 SEM	6
Social Skills and Leadership	FB	1 and 2 SEM	6
Introduction to University Studies	OB	1 and 2 SEM	6
Social Psychology	FB	2 SEM	6
Developmental Psychology	FB	2 SEM	6
Person-Centred Social Work	FB	2 SEM	6
Communication Techniques Workshop	OB	2 SEM	3
Foundations of Social Work	OB	2 SEM	4.5

Second year

COURSE	TYPE	SEMESTER	ECTS
Research Methods and Techniques	FB	3 SEM	6
Social Services in Spain: Structure and Functioning	OB	3 SEM	6
Management of Social Assistance and Benefits	OB	3 SEM	3
Social Work with Families	OB	3 SEM	6
Education for Social Responsibility	FB	3 and 4 SEM	6
Social Anthropology	FB	3 and 4 SEM	6
Team Management Workshop	OB	3 SEM	3
Law Applied to Social Work	FB	4 SEM	6
Specialized Social Services	OB	4 SEM	6
Interview Techniques	OB	4 SEM	6
Health and Social Vulnerability	OB	4 SEM	6

Third year

COURSE	TYPE	SEMESTER	ECTS
Professional Ethics	OB	5 SEM	6
Organization and Management of Public Resources and Collaborative Models with Private Management	OB	5 SEM	3
International Perspective on Social Innovation	OB	5 SEM	3
Management of Crisis and Emergency Situations	OB	5 SEM	6
Evaluation and Planning in Social Work	OB	5 SEM	6
Psychopathology	OB	5 SEM	6
Social Economy	OB	6 SEM	4.5
Group and Community Social Work	OB	6 SEM	6
Welfare Systems	OB	6 SEM	4.5
Practicum I: Placement in an Institutional Setting and Supervision	PEXT	6 SEM	15

LIST OF ELECTIVE COURSES (CHOOSE TWO COURSES)

COURSE	TYPE	SEMESTER	ECTS
Art, Literature and Power	OP	6 SEM	3
Political Processes and Actors	OP	6 SEM	3
International Economics I *	OP	6 SEM	3
Great Figures in History	OP	6 SEM	3
Complementary Training Activities I	OP	6 SEM	3
From the list of elective courses included in the curriculum, students may choose from the courses offered by the University each academic year, which will be published in the Study Plans Guide for enrolment. Likewise, once the enrolment period has ended, the University reserves the right to offer these elective courses depending on the number of students enrolled.
* Course taught in English

Fourth year

COURSE	TYPE	SEMESTER	ECTS
Social Policy: Spain and Europe	OB	7 SEM	6
Research Development in Social Work	OB	7 SEM	3
Introduction to Theology	OB	7 SEM	6
Organization and Management of For-Profit and Non-Profit Entities	OB	8 SEM	3
Practicum II: Professional Practice Placement and Supervision	PEXT	8 SEM	12
Bachelor's Degree Final Project	TFG	8 SEM	6
ELECTIVE I	OPT	7 SEM	6
ELECTIVE II	OPT	7 SEM	6
ELECTIVE III	OPT	7 SEM	3
ELECTIVE IV	OPT	7 SEM	3
ELECTIVE V	OPT	8 SEM	6

LIST OF ELECTIVE COURSES. Students must complete 24 ECTS elective credits (18 ECTS in Semester 7 and 6 ECTS in Semester 8)

COURSE	TYPE	SEMESTER	ECTS
Social Work and Addictions	OP	7 SEM	6
Social Work in Hospital and Correctional Settings	OP	7 SEM	6
Ageing and Dependency	OP	7 SEM	3
Poverty and Social Exclusion	OP	7 SEM	3
Attention to Diversity	OP	8 SEM	6
Social Work in Development Cooperation	OP	7 SEM	6
Social Work with Children and Adolescents	OP	7 SEM	6
Social Support in Migration, Refugee and Asylum Contexts: International Legislation	OP	7 SEM	3
Social and Employment Integration	OP	7 SEM	3
Social Work in Educational Contexts	OP	8 SEM	6
Complementary Training Activities	OP	8 SEM	6
From the list of elective courses included in the curriculum, students may choose from those offered by the University each academic year and published in the Study Plans Guide for enrolment. Likewise, once the enrolment period has ended, the University reserves the right to offer these elective courses depending on the number of students enrolled.

Courses Included in Specialization Tracks (students enrolled before the 2025-26 academic year follow a Specialization Pathway):

TRACK I. Social Intervention with Vulnerable Groups
Social Work and Addictions
Social Work in Hospital and Correctional Settings
Ageing and Dependency
Poverty and Social Exclusion
Attention to Diversity

TRACK II. Development Cooperation
Social Work in Development Cooperation
Social Work with Children and Adolescents
Social Support in Migration, Refugee and Asylum Contexts: International Legislation
Social and Employment Integration
Social Work in Educational Contexts

Diploma of your choice

Specialize in the field of communication

You will have the opportunity to choose one of them, which you will take alongside your undergraduate studies.

- Certificate in Artificial Intelligence Applied to Communication, Creativity, and the Humanities.

- Certificate in Sports Journalism.

- Diploma in Fashion Design.

- Certificate in Multimedia and Interactive Graphic Design.

- Certificate in Film and Fiction Creation and Production.

- Certificate in Creativity and Content Production.

- Certificate in Consumer Experience and Event Planning.

- Certificate in Social Media Management.

- Certificate in Psychology for Communication.

- Diploma in Technical Art.

In-house titles

Bachelor's Degree Social Work

* Available exclusively to students in their second year or higher during the 2026–2027 academic year.

Curriculum

First year

Second year

Third year

LIST OF ELECTIVE COURSES (CHOOSE TWO COURSES)

Fourth year

LIST OF ELECTIVE COURSES. Students must complete 24 ECTS elective credits (18 ECTS in Semester 7 and 6 ECTS in Semester 8)

Courses Included in Specialization Tracks (students enrolled before the 2025-26 academic year follow a Specialization Pathway):

Diploma of your choice

Specialize in the field of communication

Curriculum

First year

Second year

Third year

LIST OF ELECTIVE COURSES (CHOOSE TWO COURSES)

Fourth year

LIST OF ELECTIVE COURSES. Students must complete 24 ECTS elective credits (18 ECTS in Semester 7 and 6 ECTS in Semester 8)

Courses Included in Specialization Tracks (students enrolled before the 2025-26 academic year follow a Specialization Pathway):

Diploma of your choice

Specialize in the field of communication