You can choose to develop your professional skills in the Bachelor of Science in Social Work with one of the three specialisations Social Work, Socioculture and Social Pedagogy, which the Lucerne School of Social Work offers as the only Swiss-German university of applied sciences. Or you can opt for the Bachelor of Science in Social Work | New Concepts and Innovation, which is a bachelor’s programme with a personalised focus: contribute to shaping your own curriculum and, with it, your path towards a professional qualification with a BSc in Social Work. The course is highly self-organised, with personal focal points and a great deal of flexibility in terms of content and structure.
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing, which is a full-time programme, and the shorter Bachelor of Science in Nursing for Certified Healthcare Workers both prepare graduates for future challenges in a dynamic healthcare sector by training them as highly qualified and sought-after specialists with excellent career prospects.
Healthcare provision and, with it, the roles held and tasks performed by nursing staff are subject to rapid change. The health sector is increasingly becoming digitalised and treatments are getting more complex, while new, innovative forms of care and collaboration are emerging. That is why the Bachelor of Science in Nursing is such an important programme.
