Fachbereich Soziale Arbeit

EvHS Ludwigsburg

Paulusweg 6
71638 Ludwigsburg
Phone: +49 714 1974-5256

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Basic information

Total number of students	630
Percentage of teaching by practitioners	40.0 %

Cooperative Education

Students in cooperative education

Support during the study entry phase

Score for offers before studies - Score	1/8 points
Score for offers at start of studies	5/14 points
Score for offers in the first year of studies	3/11 points
Total score for support in the study entry phase

Results of study

Graduations in appropriate time, undergraduate degrees	94.5 % *
Graduations in appropriate time master's	not ranked because in the period of observation there were not consistently 10 graduates per year

Job market- and career-orientation

Contact with work environment bachelor	5/10 Points
Contact with work environment master
Bachelor theses in cooperation with work environment
Master theses in cooperation with work environment
Share of professors with work experience	48.0 %

Research

Third party funds per professor

18.2

Students' assessments on undergraduate, presence-learning-courses

Teacher support	no survey
Support in studies	no survey
Courses offered	no survey
Study organisation	no survey
Exams	no survey
Job market preparation	no survey
Support during practical semester	no survey
Support for stays abroad	no survey
Rooms	no survey
Library	no survey
IT-infrastructure	no survey
Overall study situation	no survey

Degree courses with details

Degree courses without details

Further degree courses of the department

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About studying Social Policy and Social Work in Germany

About the subject

Further information provided by the department

Special features regarding teaching
The course is closely linked to theory and practice through special forms of study. In addition to the traditional course content, the contemplation of the theological, ethical and academic diaconal dimensions of social work forms a course focus. Through intensive exchange programmes with partner universities, primarily in Europe, we have a strong international focus in studies and teaching. Inclusion of research-driven learning, teaching in manageable seminar units with direct discussion with the lecturers, supervision of the learning process, development and improvement of self-reflexiveness.
Special features regarding the international orientation
We offer a degree programme in International Social Work, which is now enhanced by the dual degree in cooperation with the Newman University Birmingham.
Common partner universities for exchange
Newman University Birmingham, UK; University Vilnius, Lithuania; University Zwolle, Netherlands; University Madrid, Spain; University Bursa, Turkey; University Kempen, Belgium; University Oslo, Norway; University Arequipa, Peru; University Kampala, Uganda; College of Brussels, Belgium
Special features regarding the equipment
student accommodation on campus; numerous PC workstations for students; two notebook trolleys, each with 15 computers for seminars; flat screen displays in the foyers for current messages from the EH, including changes in the teaching; Well-equipped library; recording studio for university radio; Laptops and projectors in each classroom, e-learning courses currently being expanded.
Special features regarding research and development
The Institut für Angewandte Forschung (Institute for Applied Research, IAF) at the Evangelische Hochschule Ludwigsburg is available to staff members and students alike as a competence centre for research with a range of resources and expertise. It also groups and coordinates research activities at the University and is the public face of these activities. The content and methodology of the research projects carried out at EH have an inter-disciplinary and multi-perspective approach that demonstrates the different research issues and research traditions of the staff members.
Integration of theory and practice
All courses contain a direct link between research and teaching: Concepts of research-based learning underlie the structure of key modules. Academic work is developed as a reflection of research-based social work. Practical components in modules are characterised by research-oriented questions; teaching content is linked to current research projects. Students are given a chance to participate in projects and use the infrastructure (advice, software, training in methods) for their own research.
Website with further information on research activities
https://www.eh-ludwigsburg.de/forschung/institut-fuer-angewandte-forschung-iaf/
Characteristics of assistance to differently abled persons
Access to the Social Work programme can be made possible through the hardship provision. The individual need of assistance is considered upon request and upon meeting the requirements for all exams with the advisory support of the disabilities representative (equalisation of disadvantages). Also, the students also have priority in course enrolment. The stakeholders group “Unlimited” (students with need for assistance and accessibility representatives) meets regularly in order to play an active role in the development of an accessible university through initiatives, applications, etc.
Characteristics of diversity advancement
The profile is characterised by an interdisciplinary, cross-cultural, cross-religious and diversity-oriented focus of the course. Apart from the enshrining in the curriculum the topics of diversity, gender, migration, accessibility (enabling), poverty, etc., students, and also all employees, are supported by the university’s own institute in the further development of cross-cultural and diversity-related skills. In this context, a university certificate can be obtained if students have successfully attended a total of five workshops or seminars.
Other special features
The concept of the Career & Counselling Centre EH is based on career being defined as a process, a path. The task is about shaping it. A student’s career starts on the day he or she applies for enrolment; It is the university’s responsibility to equip students well for their future careers in subject-specific and personal terms, as well as to provide interesting ideas for their future careers through qualified courses and services. The university offers suggestions and support to this end.