Social Work & Sport (B.A.) | Dual Study Program

Our brain evolved over millions of years during movement, not while staring at screens. Social Work and Sport is therefore the most natural degree program in the world: we harness our biological drive for community and activity to heal modern societal wounds. Learn to channel the urge to move in daycare centers and schools into positive directions. Use clubs as social glue. Apply sport specifically as therapy in healthcare. Your toolkit? Ball, mat, and team – combined with sound pedagogical expertise. Become a state-recognized social worker/social pedagogue with the special power of sport!

Channel the urge to move in daycare centers and schools into positive directions. Use clubs as social glue. Apply sport specifically as therapy in healthcare. Teach sports science fundamentals & sport-oriented social work. Navigate fields of practice, target groups, and organizations of social work. Teach ethical & pedagogical foundations of sport-oriented social work. Apply psychological foundations of sport-oriented social work. Promote international & intercultural social work through sport. Develop movement concepts for children. Activate organized sport as a field of action for sports social work.

No explicit requirements listed in the text. Implied: interest in sport, social work, and pedagogical work.

No tuition fees, instead a salary: practice partner covers full tuition fees and pays a fixed salary throughout the entire program. Exclusive industry network: direct access to top employers and contacts in the sports and healthcare sectors. Relevant work experience from day one: practical experience during studies, competitive advantage after graduation. Excellent takeover chances: cooperation partner trains you to keep you, seamless job entry after graduation. Sports science fundamentals & sport-oriented social work. Fields of practice, target groups, and organizations of social work. Ethical & pedagogical foundations of sport-oriented social work. Psychological foundations of sport-oriented social work. International & intercultural social work. Development of movement concepts for children. Organized sport as a field of action for sports social work. Diverse career perspectives (e.g., pedagogical management in youth performance centers, school social worker with sports profile, inclusion officer in mass sports, sports social worker in correctional facilities, prevention consultant for health insurers, anti-violence trainer, project manager for sports NGOs, coordinator for social engagement in associations, neighborhood manager for active districts).