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TRABAJO SOCIAL + CRIMINOLOGíA

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SUBJECT	SEMESTER	ECTS	TYPE
Social Anthropology, Gender and Feminisms	1st	6	Core Subject
Epistemology and Theory of Social Work	1st	6	Core Subject
Social Research Methods and Techniques	1st	6	Core Subject
General Sociology	1st	6	Core Subject
Basic Psychological Processes: Perception, Attention and Emotion	1st	6	Core Subject
Introduction to Law I: Private Law	1st	6	Core Subject
Developmental Psychology	2nd	6	Core Subject
Social Pedagogy	2nd	6	Core Subject
Social Work Methodology	2nd	6	COMP
Social Policies and the Welfare State	2nd	6	Core Subject
Psychological Processes I: Learning	2nd	6	COMP
Sources of Law and Constitutional Rights	2nd	6	COMP

SUBJECT	SEMESTER	ECTS	TYPE
Intervention Models in Social Work	1st	6	COMP
Social Work with Groups: Theory and Practice	1st	6	COMP
Social Psychology	1st	6	Core Subject
Social Services System II	1st	6	COMP
Psychological Processes II: Memory	1st	6	COMP
Introduction to Law II: Constitutional Organisation of the State	1st	6	COMP
Family and Individual Social Work	2nd	6	COMP
Social Services System II	2nd	6	COMP
Human Values Education I	2nd	6	COMP
Processes of Social Exclusion and Inclusion	2nd	6	COMP
Sanctioning Power and Rule of Law	2nd	6	COMP
Jurisdictional Law and Declarative Civil Procedures	2nd	6	COMP

SUBJECT	SEMESTER	ECTS	TYPE
Qualitative Research in Social Work	1st	6	ELEC
Social Diagnosis: Tools, Instruments and Techniques	1st	6	COMP
Relational Social Work: Processes and Techniques	1st	6	COMP
Theory of Crime and its Legal Consequences	1st	6	COMP
Psychopathology	1st	6	COMP
Personality Psychology	1st	6	COMP
Health Social Work	2nd	6	ELEC
Social Work, Ageing, and Long-Term Care	2nd	6	ELEC
Social Work in the Judicial and Penitentiary Context	2nd	6	ELEC
Social Work, Childhood and Adolescence	2nd	6	ELEC
Social Work, Gender and Violence Against Women	2nd	6	ELEC
Crimes, Offences and their Penalties	2nd	6	COMP

SUBJECT	SEMESTER	ECTS	TYPE
Social Work Internship I	1st	6	External internships
Emotional Management and Reflective Practice in Social Work	1st	6	ELEC
Interviewing in Social Work	1st	6	COMP
Social Work: Crisis Intervention and Complex Contexts	1st	6	ELEC
Management and Planning of Social Services and Organisations	1st	6	ELEC
Appeals and Civil Enforcement. Criminal Proceedings	1st	6	COMP
Social Work Internship II	2nd	6	External internships
Supervision in Social Work	2nd	6	COMP
Mental Health and Social Work	2nd	6	COMP
Final Year Project: Social Work Degree	2nd	6	Final Year Project
Theories of Crime and Crime Prevention	2nd	6	ELEC
Criminal Psychology	2nd	6	COMP

SUBJECT	SEMESTER	ECTS	TYPE
Civic and Professional Ethics	1st	6	COMP
Internship I	1st	6	External internships
Offender Treatment Programmes	1st	6	COMP
Victimology	1st	6	COMP
Juvenile Crime and Juvenile Criminal Law	1st	6	COMP
Specific Forms of Crime	1st	6	ELEC
Human Values Education II	2nd	6	COMP
Internship II	2nd	6	External internships
Final Year Project: Criminology Degree	2nd	6	Final Year Project
Victim Intervention and Support	2nd	6	ELEC
Forensic Medicine and Forensic Sciences	2nd	6	COMP
Criminalistics	2nd	6	COMP

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