Internationales

Social work as profession and discipline is significantly influenced by processes that transcend national borders. Due to the increase in global mobility and the cross-border movement of people, goods and ideas, social work cannot avoid operating and positioning itself across borders. The transnational and cross-country exchange of knowledge and types of social work practice in the form of student/teaching mobility, international cooperations and research projects is crucial for the ongoing internationalization of our study programs.

We welcome all students and academics from abroad to be part of the further development of social work theory and practice at our faculty of social sciences and support and encourage all of our students to start a study visit or training program abroad.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us - we are looking forward to working with you.