Faculty of Applied Social Sciences // FB 06

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A warm welcome

 

The Faculty of Applied Social Sciences at the Hochschule Niederrhein can look back on a tradition stretching back over 50 years. At any given time, around 2,000 students are enrolled in our faculty, taking part in the Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programmes in Social Work, Cultural Education and Early Childhood Education.

Drawing on the foundation course in academic knowledge and methods, we equip our students to act independently and professionally within their respective fields of work and practice, and to develop social innovations.

Our faculty provides solutions to current and future challenges in politics and society. The foundation of our thinking and actions is based on human rights and, consequently, on respect, appreciation and recognition of diversity. The aim is to equip students to shape, in a responsible and academically sound manner, the living environments of the people with whom we work in our professional and practical fields.

 

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The faculty’s organisation

Introducing the SO.CON Institute

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The Social Concepts - Institute for Research and Development in Social Work and Education (SO.CON) carries out research, development and academic consultancy projects in the fields of work, health, social affairs and the management of skills development. In doing so, the institute both initiates projects and actively implements them in cooperation with third parties. The institute develops innovative concepts for social work and the social economy based on scientific studies.

Further information
► SO.CON website

Arriving at the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences

Students from various degree programmes talk about themselves and the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences. They provide an insight into their day-to-day studies.

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Social work – is it the right career for me (as a man)?

Social work – is it the right career for me?

Experience shows that boys in particular don’t even ask themselves this question – only around a quarter of all students and employees in social work are men. For the Girls’ and Boys’ Future Day at the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences, a video was therefore produced which deliberately focuses on a man working as a social worker, in order to appeal specifically to young men.

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A social worker offers an insight into his exciting and challenging day-to-day work. With dedication and enthusiasm, he explains why he chose this career and what makes his studies at the Hochschule Niederrhein so special for him.

Cultural Manifesto

Cultural Manifesto for Cultural Education and Cultural Work in a Post-Migrant Society

Students in the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences are shaping the cultural education of tomorrow. As part of a seminar on migration education, they worked alongside their professor, Donja Amirpur, to explore the prospects for cultural work and cultural education in a post-migrant society.

The students note that a scandalised view of migration continues to dominate the discourse and aim to shift the debate on migration. To this end, they focus on the society-shaping forces of migration movements, on creative strategies for finding one’s place, and on the transnationalisation of life projects.

Through their cultural manifesto, they aim to encourage a shift in perspective and, to this end, set out specific demands for cultural education and cultural work, politics and society.
Their goal: to provide impetus for social change!

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Link
► www.kultur-manifest.de

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