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Second Year |
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Compulsory Subjects |
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Social Work
16201
Compulsory 16 credits
Fullyear
Contents: Social work as scientific discipline. The method
and his application. Intervention styles and models. Knowledge of the social
reality as base of the elaboration of intervention programs. His starting
in action. The evaluation, as a process of the program. Measure indicators.
Some sectors and levels of social intervention. Individual and family level.
Childhood and youth. Oldage and disability.
Dept: Social Work
Staff: Oslé, Camino; Celaya, Teresa; Gaviria,
Mario
Assessment: Written exam and practices. |
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Fundamentals
of Social Services 16202
Compulsory 8 credits
Fullyear
Contents: Objectives and academic planning. Some principles,
concepts and basic terms in Social Services. Social Services and their
connection with Social Politics: concept, history and method; present time
and relevance of Social Services. The intervention psychosocial in Social
Services: concept, history and intervention methods; the intervention from
the different areas of psychology; philosophical contribution to the intervention;
the contribution of the intelligence psychology; social groups: an essential
dynamics for the intervention. Design for the elaboration of thematic works
and possible professional applications. Bibliographical material. .
Dept: Social Work
Staff: Aguilar, Manuel; Liberal, Balbina
Assessment: Written exam and paper works. |
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Methods and
Technical of Social Investigation 16203
Compulsory 4 credits
2nd Semester
Contents: Operative knowledge of the different methods and
technical of social sciences and his application to social work. The autobiography
who I am? A mark of the same one, rules of life and individual characteristics.
Participant observation. Discussion groups. The interview. Histories of
life.
Dept: Sociology
Staff: Sarabia, Bernabé
Assessment: Written exam and/or paper work. |
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Social Psychology
16204
Compulsory 5 credits
Fullyear
Objectives: Fomenting the critical spirit and of professional
rigor in analysis of the reality psicosocial considering the complexity
and relativity of the psychosocial processes. Understanding the cognitive
processes that underlie to multiple social and personal behaviors, as well
as to value the importance of the situational variables.
Dept: Social Work
Staff: Olza, Miguel
Assessment: Written exam and paper work. |
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Social Psychology
16204E
Compulsory 5 credits
Fullyear
Objectives: Fomenting the critical spirit and of professional
rigor in analysis of the reality psicosocial considering the complexity
and relativity of the psychosocial processes. Understanding the cognitive
processes that underlie to multiple social and personal behaviors, as well
as to value the importance of the situational variables. It is imparted
in Euskera.
Dept: Social Work
Staff: Zabaleta, Frantziska
Assessment: Written exam and paper work. |
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Labour Law
and Social Security 16205
Compulsory 3 credits
1st Semester
Contents: Basic ideas of labour law and social security spanish
system. The employees rights; the employment contract; the wellfare system;
the employees assistance: sickness, unemployment; disability.
Dept: Private Law
Staff: Ciriza, Luis
Assessment: Written exam. |
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Social Pedagogy
16206
Compulsory 5 credits
Fullyear
Contents: What social pedagogy it is. Socialization: concept
and the most significant explanatory theories. From the theory of lists
to the theory of talkative action. Systematic and talkative models.
Dept: Social Work
Staff: Hernández, Jesús; Viscarret,
Juan Jesús
Assessment: Written exam and paper work. |
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Amplification
of Law 16207
Compulsory 4 credits
2nd Semester
Contents: The function of courts and their organization. Key
topics on constitucional law, civil law, business law, criminal law.
Dept: Private Law
Staff: Ciriza, Luis
Assessment: Written exam (theoretical-practical) |
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Analysis of
the Social Reality 16208
Compulsory 4 credits
1st Semester
Contents: Knowledge of the social reality and the investigation:
knowledge, object of the investigation, method and social investigation.
Methodology of the social investigation: methods, design. . . Technical
of social investigation: interview, questionnaire, experimental designs.
Dept: Sociology
Staff: Echeverría, Javier
Assessment: Written exam. |
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Optional Subjects |
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Dynamics of
Groups 16310
Optional 5 credits
Fullyear
Contents: Definition of groups. Models of groups: in social
psychology; in social work. Stages in the work with groups. Leadership
and colleadership. Communication processes. File in groups. Technical of
group.
Dept: Social Work
Staff: Olza, Miguel; Zabaleta, Frantziska
Assessment: Written exam and exercises in class. |
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Social Assistance History 16312
Optional 5 credits
Fullyear
Contents: Poverty and social assistance from the XVIII century and the liberal ideal of the XIX century. Traditional assistance systems, their reform and hospital assistance in the XX century. Social security in the 20's. The crisis in the 30's. The wellfare state and assistance after the 2nd world war in Europe and in Spain.
Dept: Geography and History
Staff: Anaut, Sagrario
Assessment: Written exam and paper work. |
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Woman and Society
16317
Optional 5 credits
Fullyear
Contents: Presentation of different studies about woman done
in Anthropology and Sociology. These studies offer us the possibility to
analyze the evolution that the woman has suffered. Exhibition of woman's
paper in different environments: law, health, work, politics. . . Study
of social realities from the perspective of the kind. The woman's paper
from the sociological and scientific way.
Dept: Sociology
Staff: Silvestre, María
Assessment: Written exam. |
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Applied Computer
Science to Social Work 16320
Optional 5 credits
Fullyear
Contents: Learning of basic knowledge of computer science.
Use of computers, affordable handling and practice in the same ones. It
is important to learn the languages and the programs applied to Social
Work.
Dept: Mathematical and Computer science
Staff: Fariña, Federico; Gordo, Carlos
Assessment: Computer basic practice. |
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