Social Work graduates earn a median $32,249 Across 622 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A four-year, campus-based Bachelor in Social Work taught in Spanish, designed for students aiming to work across social services, labour relations and related social sciences. It suits applicants seeking professional training in social intervention and community practice within public or third-sector settings.
This is a presencial Grado en Trabajo Social delivered by the Facultad de Ciencias del Trabajo. The programme runs for four years and will be implemented in the 2026–2027 academic year. Instruction language is castellano. New-entry admissions for 2026/27 are set at 60 places. The programme includes a Dual mention in the 4th year consisting of 48 credits with 3 available places.
The published course page locates the degree within the Social Sciences and Legal branch and lists its fields of study as social sciences, trabajo social, labour relations and human resources, sociology, political science and international relations. The official plan of studies has been verified by the Consejo de Universidades (Resolution of 5 May 2026). Specific modules are assigned to areas of knowledge in the validated curriculum (detailed module listings are provided in the official memory).
The page identifies this offering as a new undergraduate degree with 60 places for first-time entrants in 2026/27 and indicates standard presencial attendance. The source does not publish specific grade, prerequisites or application procedures on the cited text; applicants should consult the university's admissions information and the Servicio de Gestión Académica for formal entry criteria.
The degree is framed towards professional activity in social work and related domains. The programme’s stated fields of study point to possible work areas in social services, labour relations and human resources, community development, and sectors connected to sociology, political science and international relations.
The university page links to common student services such as Prácticas y empleo and Atención a la Diversidad, and references institutional resources; no specific scholarships or funding details are provided in the cited text. Prospective students should review Universidad de Córdoba funding webpages and contact the centre’s academic management service for up-to-date information on grants, scholarships and mobility support.
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