SABV230 Social Work from an international perspective

• All subjects from the 1. year of study must be passed.

• All subjects from the 1. year of study must be passed.

Throughout the course, students work online with a task-oriented focus. By solving assignments and working with challenges they will learn and reflect on situations concerning social work and being a social worker in their own country and compare them with the conditions in other countries.

During the course, the students take part in various activities in a virtual classroom together with students from different countries. These activities aim to enhance the students’ communication skills and give a unique experience of working with students from different countries.

The course will start by getting to know the virtual classroom and by getting acquainted with the international group of students and teachers. The weekly programme consists of learning material and both individual and group assignments that are related to the course objectives. Students receive feedback and supervision from the teacher when the assignments are submitted within the deadline. Students are expected to enter the classroom at least three times a week and participate actively online. Online conferences among students and teachers are arranged regularly during the study period.

All elements in the course will be organised and administrated through the Canvas learning management system.

Portfolio assessment 2500 words +/- 10%

1. A number of written assignments will be part of the final exam. Information about which tasks students are required to deliver for the final exam will be given to students approximately two weeks before the final exam period starts.
2. Reflection paper on the learningprocess, 1000 words +/- 10%

Grading Scale: The grading scale used is A to F. Grade A is the highest passing grade in the grading scale, grade F is a fail.

The assessment of the learningprocess, can regulate the final total score one mark up or down.

New exam If the student fail the exam, the student can rewrite the paper for re-exam

The following compulsory work requirements must be approved for students to take the exam:

1. Portfolio assignments

The student will deliver written assignments throughout the course. When assignments are delivered in time, the students will receive feedback and have an opportunity to improve their initial work.

All assignments must be completed and submitted to the online e-portfolio before the deadline.